Sentence examples for growing prospect that from inspiring English sources

Today, perhaps the greatest menace to world peace is the growing prospect that terrorists will set off a nuclear holocaust in New York, Washington, Tel Aviv or elsewhere.

There is a growing prospect that the price for doing so is not only indignity but an indictment, or at least lawyers' fees, when one is called as a witness.

The growing prospect that the crew may be beyond rescue, making the sinking of the Kursk Russia's worst peacetime naval disaster, generated a wave of recriminations through the Russian news media, much of it aimed at the military, but also at President Vladimir V. Putin, who remained on vacation at the Black Sea resort of Sochi.

Add trade tensions into the mix, a sprinkling of uncertainty about regulations, a splash of a possible government shutdown and the growing prospect that Donald Trump will be impeached, and you start to appreciate why the market is finally going off the rails.

The growing prospect that Trump and Ryan won't get the votes to advance the healthcare bill doesn't necessarily kill the long Obamacare repeal effort.

Most alarming for the GOP is the growing prospect that for the first time since the Great Depression, there will be no Republican in Congress representing Orange County, a longtime party stronghold.

By refusing to consider the massacre of innocents, the plight of millions of refugees, the growing prospect of a conflagration that engulfs other countries in its flames an appropriate subject for the world's attention.

Senator Joseph R. Biden Jr. of Delaware, the departing Democratic chairman of the Foreign Relations Committee, said in an interview that the growing prospect of a nuclear crisis was likely to increase the pressure for international negotiations with North Korea, even if they do not directly involve the United States.

In recent years, urban planners have increasingly turned to the concept of resilience as a means of fortifying communities against the growing prospect of natural and human disturbances that threaten to disrupt essential urban services [9].

Business is good, and he anticipates that it will grow, a prospect that leaves him with mixed feelings.

Tavanic Yantun, a senior marketing manager at Adidas, suspects that Beijing is seeking to manipulate Taiwan into submission, a prospect that grows more likely as Taiwan's economy and that of its giant neighbor become interdependent.