Sentence examples for impossible prospects from inspiring English sources
In 2012, he broke off a romantic attachment with a woman he had hoped to marry, deeming marriage and children impossible prospects under his current circumstances.
The failure of the bill — an unlikely, though not impossible, prospect — would lead to a government shutdown.
They may not have quite enough, though, to make forming some sort of government, perhaps in coalition, an impossible prospect for Gordon Brown.
Paris Saint-Germain are expected to launch a bid for Ronaldo in the summer which Real are said to be open to negotiating, and the once impossible prospect of selling Ronaldo now looks far more realistic.
Even at the dizzying, hurtling pace that Barry's music moves, setting every word of Wilde's original would be an impossible prospect – it would simply make the opera far too long.
Having drawn 1-1 with United in the first leg of the Conference play-off semi-finals on Thursday, Aldershot visit Edgar Street hoping for the result that will take them into the final and a step closer to a return to the Football League, a seemingly impossible prospect just 12 years ago.
The few Romanians we could talk to described how they wanted to get out of a country where they could not choose their work, and where hope for a better future seemed an impossible prospect.
Kids are excited, but many parents are less enthusiastic about the nearly impossible prospect of coming up with a unique, yet sure-to-please costume idea.
Earlier this year, interns at The Nation penned a letter to their bosses lamenting the fact they were asked to work full-time for five months while receiving a measly $150 a week, "an impossible prospect for many who are underrepresented in today's media".
But over all, he writes, even the distant-but-not-impossible prospect of a takeover should provide a decent floor for Dell's stock price.
