Sentence examples for had any prospect from inspiring English sources

Many of them had been in jail for several years, and most were too poor to afford a change of clothes; few had any prospect of release or of trial.

The details of the alleged plot were especially sparse on whether the suspect had any prospect of carrying out a mission that depended on something he conspicuously did not have: access to radioactive material.

And enriching though such adventures undoubtedly are, 18-year-olds would surely feel a lot more positive about being European if they had any prospect of say, getting a job, or buying their own house, or paying off their debts, when they leave education.

Like all other LPC and BTPC providers, my law school was happy to take nearly £12,000 in fees from me with no consideration given to whether I had any prospect of obtaining a training contract at the end of the course.

"It's well beyond the time period where I thought we had any prospect of getting a genome".

A number of databases, including the Cochrane Library (issue 2, 2001), MEDLINE (1996-March 2001), EMBASE (to August 2000) and PubMed (to June 2001) were searched using "S-carboxymethylcysteine", "Carbocysteine", "S-CMC" and "mucodyne" as free text terms, and abstracts were then examined to see whether they had any prospect of qualifying.

I wouldn't say we had any prospects".

Stunningly, Dow's statement singled out two major cases in which Scalia wrote the majority opinions -- 2011's Wal-Mart v. Dukes and 2013's Comcast v. Behrend -- essentially conceding that, without Scalia, the company no longer had any prospects of winning.

To have any prospect of winning, Mr. Faulkner will need a strong showing with Democratic and independent voters.

Given that this is the political battlefield the parties are competing on, white, conservative Republicans don't have any prospect of victory.

And he's got no policy to put in place that has any prospect of actually bringing our carbon pollution down".