Sentence examples for given the prospects of from inspiring English sources
Given the prospects of low pay and physical danger, it's hard to see the appeal of becoming a doctor.
In its note, Threadneedle said it expected market progress to be "much slower in the months ahead, given the prospects of a slow economic recovery".
"Given the prospects of further recessionary pressures and the political situation, both are fairly likely today," said José M. Barrionuevo, director of emerging market strategy and economics at BNP Paribas.
Given the prospects of being chosen first, what, he asked, would you do? "Everybody in my family has gotten our degrees, our master's," said the elder Irving, a Wall Street financial broker who left a job at Cantor Fitzgerald in the World Trade Center six months before 9/11.
But Rangel says it's worth at least raising the issue, given the prospects of fighting a so-called war on terror that many in the White House and Congress expect will last decades.
3– 5 Given the prospects of climate change, coupled with large-scale ecological and agricultural change, the dynamics of these pathogens will ebb and flow and we are already beginning to see signs of this in Europe.
Given the prospect of 440m pensioners by 2050, perhaps it should invest more in creating its much-advertised "harmonious society".
Today, taking climate change seriously is therefore an easy sell given the prospect of rising sea levels.
This commitment seems more substantial than the IOCs given the prospect of the PIB and the current state of play in Nigeria.
