Sentence examples for facing uncertain prospects from inspiring English sources

With the effort to repeal the military's "don't ask, don't tell" policy facing uncertain prospects in Congress, Senator Joseph I. Lieberman, the Connecticut independent, and two Senate Democrats, Mark Udall of Colorado and Kirsten Gillibrand of New York, on Tuesday reiterated their call for allowing gay soldiers to serve openly.

Instead of spending time at the golf course or at their summer houses, many found themselves in the office trying to make sense of the credit market shutdown that had left their companies responsible for the billions of dollars used to finance leveraged buyouts, yet facing uncertain prospects of getting investors to take some of the debt off their hands.

Salazar, who has twice won reelection with over 60% of the vote (including once in 2006 against his current opponent, Scott Tipton), is suddenly facing uncertain prospects thanks to a political climate unfavorable to incumbents.

Repeal faces uncertain prospects in the Senate.

But the bill faces uncertain prospects in the Senate, which is also controlled by Democrats.

To some extent, state tax credits have fed the supply of American films, even when they face uncertain prospects abroad.

"Wall-E," which faced uncertain prospects before its release, took in $521 million globally at the box office.

Its AOL division also faces uncertain prospects as the market for online advertising continues to deteriorate, she said.

But after volcanic ash shut down air travel across the continent for a week, passengers still faced uncertain prospects for boarding flights.

But that proposal, backed by Senator Kehoe, faces uncertain prospects in a Legislature in which Republicans often block anything resembling a tax.

In February, Kentucky's Senate approved a full switch to a 401 k -type plan, although the bill faces uncertain prospects in the House.