Sentence examples for fading prospects from inspiring English sources

But instead, the summit appears set to be dominated by the fading prospects for democracy in Ukraine, and the authoritarian tilt of the government in Belarus.

It's precisely their intention". As it happens, having espoused the two states for some three decades, the PLO and the Palestinian Authority are desperately clinging to the fading prospects of a viable partition.

Mr. Winnick sold $123 million in stock that month before James C. Gorton, the company's general counsel, closed the window for such transactions in June 2001 because of the company's fading prospects.

Mr. Abe's promises of economic revival have already created a budding optimism in urban areas like Tokyo, where the stock market has rallied and restaurants seem more crowded than they were during years in which many people resigned themselves to Japan's fading prospects.

At the same time, the 2,115-mile 2,115-miled to confiracehe fading proseemed of Alberto confirmr, who had been viewed as the dominant Grand Tour cyclist, especially fading in the mountains, since winning the first of his two Tour de France titles in 2007.

Wall Street thought a bad bank was a good thing, and fading prospects that the government would create a repository for toxic assets threw the stock market for a loop on Friday.

He may yet do so during the Congressional negotiations, but that seems a fading prospect.

Brexit, on the other hand, increasingly looks like a fading prospect.

Even as they privately acknowledge it as a fading prospect, diplomats still talk of "working towards" two states.

After much talk of the FTSE 100 finally breaching the 6000 barrier for the first time since July 2011, that now seems a fading prospect.

'BACK TO BASICS' Faced with the fading prospect of another airline merger happening this year, large air carriers may be forced to find other palatable ways to cut service and staffing.