Sentence examples for from the prospects from inspiring English sources

Analysts said the news should not distract from the prospects for the company's other development projects.

The court was determined to protect the press from the prospects of large damage awards in libel cases that would intimidate it into drastic self-censorship.

"What I don't want is for us as a country, or as a party, to shy away from the prospects for international competition".

These exploits soon turned the heads of Juventus who decided to rescue Platt from the prospects of playing in Serie B. It was a huge move for the man from Crewe.

Faster house-price inflation will mean more consumer spending than expected, and even faster growth.Quite apart from the prospects for growth, the Bank will be concerned that a bigger house-price boom will lead to a sharper subsequent bust which could hurt the economy.

"DARWIN'S NIGHTMARE": (Underdog) "ENRON: THE SMARTEST GUYS IN THE ROOM": BAGGER(Wildcard) "STREET FIGHT" "MURDERBALL" "MARCH OF THE PENGUINS": (Conventional wisdom) FOREIGN FILM These little movies have kicked up so much noise that it is hard to separate the buzz from the prospects.

But MOCA is the kind of back-from-the-brink prospect that can make a director's career.

Millions, he writes, "derive profound gratification from the prospect of humiliating their former masters and overlords".

Good players usually run a mile from the prospect of playing with me.

Asian economies have the least to fear from the prospect of increased rates.

But he warned that the uncertainty stemming from the prospect of war demanded continuing caution.