Sentence examples for fair prospect from inspiring English sources

There was a "fair prospect," Chief Justice Roberts went on, that the Supreme Court will ultimately reverse the Maryland decision.

Frémont's declaration would, he wrote, "alarm our Southern Union friends, and then turn them against us perhaps ruin our rather fair prospect for Kentucky".

Situated near the mouth of the Wittenoom Gorge, against the backdrop of the Hamersley Ranges on the fringe of the Karijini national park, Wittenoom is a fair prospect.

If the case is dismissed for lack of standing, there is a fair prospect that the Supreme Court will never rule on the constitutionality of the law, a 2008 measure that broadened the government's power to eavesdrop on international communications.

Hopefully, there'll be some fun to be had with Return Ticket (1.50), who looked a fair prospect when winning a bumper and a maiden hurdle for the Jeffersons last season.

He said there was a "fair prospect" that the Supreme Court would reverse the Maryland decision, which conflicts with rulings of the Virginia Supreme Court and of the United States Courts of Appeals for the Third and the Ninth Circuits on similar statutes in other states.

Bollin Ace (4.10) also has fair prospects on the same card.

Spanish History (3.30) has fair prospects at around 7-1 at Yarmouth, and Pilot Wings (8.40) looks best on the evening card at Kempton.

The World Bridge Federation is making a strong effort, with fair prospects of success, for the game to be included in the Winter Olympic Games in Turin, Italy, in 2006.

Most bridge players go through life without ever having the good fortune of picking up a "hand of a lifetime". This sort of hand offers fair prospects of making 13 tricks opposite a yarborough.

Despite efforts to repair the damage and a crash course in lip-reading, by Easter 1968 he had decided to quit: "I was an MP with a safe seat and fair prospects.