Sentence examples for have some prospect from inspiring English sources
"At least we have some prospect things will improve when we finish at college".
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.
"We have got to have some prospect of hope in the arts that we can make a step change," he said.
The moribund construction industry is also showing signs of life as banks invest in completing the thousands of half-finished building projects that litter the country in order to have some prospect of selling off their toxic property assets.
Noting, however, that Communist China had se vere agricultural prob lems that would demand greater attention by Chinese policy‐makers, Mr. Som mer commented that he thought his company might have some prospect of sell ing them agricultural chem icals.
Marked difference in attitude existed between countries which had been devastated by one or another of these ex-enemy states and which therefore felt entitled to the maximum amounts possible, and between countries like the United States which felt that the most important thing was to build for a future in which the ex-enemy states would have some prospect of economic recovery.
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.
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.
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.
