Sentence examples for having the prospect from inspiring English sources

But in reference to the euro, it should be said that the pressure on Greece to increase its real productivity comes in large part from no longer having the prospect of being bailed out nominally by depreciation of a local currency like the drachma.

The treatment-criterion is described as having the prospect of health being restored or significantly improved considerably reduced, or it is highly probable that the condition will significantly deteriorate in the very near future.

Had the prospect of retirement dampened his creativity?

"It has the prospect of being quite cheap".

"I didn't even have the prospect of a book at that point," she recalled.

So why has the prospect of five U.K. young players turning pro unsettled so many people?

You had the refuge of the room, but you had the prospect and enjoyment of looking out at nature.

Now I have the prospect of 12 voluptuous hours in Hawaii.

We shall see: this has the prospect to become a shambles.

It liberates Sarah, who has the prospect of life on her own terms.

We have the prospect of 41 hapless people taking "power" with no legitimacy.