Sentence examples for for prospects of from inspiring English sources

The quartet's decision to engage all the parties demonstrated the need for inclusion rather than exclusion – a key principle for pluralist democracy and for prospects of a smooth democratic transition, in Tunisia or elsewhere.

September 27, 2013 Obama said the White House is hopeful for prospects of what can be accomplished, but there remain concerns about how to get chemical weapons out of country, according to the report, passed along by Guardian Washington correspondent Paul Lewis (@PaulLewis).

As for prospects of finding Mr. Hussein, "we continue to police-up individuals that have a relationship with him," the general said, adding that American forces had even talked to one of Mr. Hussein's former wives about where he could be hiding.

And that's good for prospects of transitioning the nation away from the fossil fuels that cause air pollution and contribute to climate change.

Across all participants, the dorsolateral PFC was more active for prospects that afforded a high probability of reward, and for prospects of larger magnitude.

On the one hand, this led to promotion of nurses appointed in the programme (Table 3); on the other, it attracted nurses deployed in other programmes to posts into the ART programme for prospects of promotion and better remuneration.

He'll be in the running for Prospect of the Year if he keeps up what he's doing, even though he was last year, too.

The tectonic-sequence-sedimentary composite patterns provide the basis for prospecting of structural-lithologic and lithologic-hydrocarbon reservoirs in particular tectonic units.

In this sense, the communication appears, at least at first blush, to offer some hope for the prospects of accountability for European complicity in rendition.

Scanning the bar for prospects, one of them says excitedly, "Look what just walked in".

The Mets shipped him off for prospects, some of whom have us feeling optimistic about the upcoming season.