Sentence examples for for that prospect from inspiring English sources

Before signing on for that prospect, Democratic-primary voters need more time to discuss it with their spouses, and their therapists.

Support for that prospect came Sunday from the secretary general of the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, Angel Gurría, who told the Greek newspaper Kathimerini that he was confident Greece would emerge from its fiscal crisis as long as it received a support package.

But Talansky fell largely out of contention for that prospect in Stage 10, when he had the second of two crashes in this race.

In those circles at least, there is much talk of seven years of Donald J. Trump in the White House; and for those of us who do not care for that prospect, the immediate political imperative is clear.

Mr. Obama's advisers play down that prospect for the long term, noting younger Americans' instinct for tolerance.

For reformers and liberals that prospect represents a picture of unleavened political adversity.

Some Obama allies argue that prospects for Senate action remain bright.

That means that prospects for most of the online upstarts are actually worsening by the day.

Broadly favourableThe OECD's latest Economic Outlook concluded that prospects for the world economy were "broadly favourable".

First, the range of outcomes is wide, implying that prospects for eradicating poverty are uncertain.

"That means that prospects for future growth in production should continue to rise".