Sentence examples for genuine prospect for from inspiring English sources
Pauline Hanson, political pariah and genuine prospect for a Queensland Senate spot, has already in this election campaign done without much effort what she does best: divide people.
After the ugly, ignominious train crash of the United Nations' inspections process in Iraq a decade ago, the question is whether the United Nations can deliver both international legitimacy and a genuine prospect for peace.
Andrews was not seen as a genuine prospect for the leadership, so the close vote on the spill motion was considered a blow to Turnbull.
However trials are planned to assess prospectively the validity of this technique in assigning adjuvant treatment, and it is certain that it does represent a genuine prospect for the future.
Despite these negatives, however, the authors of this detailed study concluded that the potential for enhanced triploid growth, in conjunction with triploid specific diets and selective breeding for reducing the cataract and deformity problems, makes triploidy a genuine prospect for salmon aquaculture without the risks of introgression (Taylor et al. 2013).
There are genuine prospects for changing the incentive structure in small states like Moldova, particularly if the EU can help build up long-term institutional capacities.
And the scale of our largest retailers means they offer genuine prospects for career progression, right up to the most senior levels.
Scientific research and development provide the UK with genuine prospects for economic growth and I am delighted that many young people are aware of the opportunities that science qualifications offer them".
The former prime minister praised the coalition government for bringing Britain "back from the brink to the genuine prospect of prosperity".
Unless they have a genuine prospect of membership, that could have serious consequences.
But Swing also called for western countries to step up resettlement schemes, arguing Syrians would be less likely to go to Europe by illegal means if they believed they had a genuine prospect of getting there through legal channels.
