Sentence examples for greater prospect from inspiring English sources

Nestor was a greater prospect in Canada in his teens than the current Canadian hope Milos Raonic.

For bondholders, the carrot is a greater prospect of getting their money back.There seem to be three principal problems.

"There's no greater prospect of instant calamity than switching off the engine in your car when coasting downhill.

The Tories have been forced to fall back on private members' legislation as their Lib Dem coalition partners have refused to sanction a government bill, which would have a much greater prospect of success.

Although, globally, the right has not always been effective, enshrining a right to housing offers a much greater prospect of success in Britain, because the government, unlike some other countries, has a strong tradition of implementing court decisions.

As 2014 ended with the now-infamous hack of Sony Pictures – with intense debate about whether North Korea was involved – security firms see 2015 bringing a greater prospect of cyberattacks on behalf of nation states, even if they don't run them themselves.

All of which gives Assad much greater prospects of staying in power.

They start to wonder if they have greater prospects in Ohio.

The environment secretary left the chamber an hour later with far greater prospects for the future.

The guitar offered new possibilities and greater prospects than, say, the ukulele.

Democratic consolidation, economic development, and greater prospects of political stability in Latin America and Asia provided fertile conditions for think-tank development.