Sentence examples for growing prospect from inspiring English sources

But perhaps the growing prospect of a financial crash will focus a few minds.

The growing prospect of losing a job has sent a shiver down the spine of many Americans.

With the market also weighed by the growing prospect of a rise in US interest rates, other mining stocks suffered.

There is a growing prospect the Republican Party leadership could abandon its own nominee this fall, a once unthinkable scenario.

Marissa Mayer has just one year to turn Yahoo into a thriving, growing prospect - or else the venerable business will become an acquisition target.

The company attributed its reversal to the growing prospect of legislation in Washington to resolve what it characterized as inequities in the United States tax laws.

Then again, there is the country's insect-resistant (IR) cotton program, which is stimulating positive change in most spheres of the cotton sub-sector value-chain, with growing prospects for exportation of seeds and textile production to neighboring countries.

Faced for the first time, courtesy of the economic crisis, with a future that does not automatically include growing prospects and prosperity, they long to go abroad, she said.

But in the meantime, the collapse of the Taliban and the capture of Al Qaeda fighters -- and the growing prospects of an intelligence bonanza from interrogations of them -- has prompted an abrupt reversal of American policy that is evident in the prison camp that has emerged from the desert here.

Although much of this movement has been in the form of permanent migration, there are growing prospects for temporary movement of healthcare workers through institutional tie-ups with overseas establishments, to leverage India's cost advantage and manpower availability and also address the pressures of ageing populations and shortage of healthcare workers in developed countries.

Analysts believe Astra needs to make an acquisition to boost its grow prospects.