Sentence examples for has some prospect from inspiring English sources
If some of this sounds dreamy and theoretical, at least one idea has some prospect of becoming reality, as a London borough is interested in exploring it.
It is no longer in immediate peril of default on its $37 billion external debt, and now has some prospect of climbing out of the financial hole into which earlier governments had plunged it.Institutions that largely preyed on the public are being told to serve it.
There is, in addition, a brilliant and moving story of the last siege and capture of Constantinople and, finally, the epilogue of chapters describing medieval and Renaissance Rome, which gives some hope that the long decline is over and that mankind has some prospect of recovering intellectual freedom.
Upholding the freezing order the judge said: "Even if Mr Johannesson has some prospect of answering the claim in Iceland, nonetheless the prospects of establishing that he had no control over the bank and/or that the loan was a bona fide commercial transaction looks somewhat forlorn".
I've said before I like the current parliament, because it is genuinely representative, from hard right to hard left, and a representative parliament has some prospect of keeping voters engaged with their democracy, which in my book is a positive thing.
Of course, President Obama has to work with a Republican-controlled House of Representatives, and his remarks were tailored not only to reach out to the opposition party, but to advance an agenda that has some prospect of being adopted.
As it was, they had some prospect of disentangling two spade tricks.
"We were concerned not to interfere with a process that had some prospect of progressing.
Predicting what Congress will do is always hard, but the hostages appear to have some prospect of success in what is probably a last-ditch bid for reparations.
