Sentence examples for increased prospects from inspiring English sources

Wheat prices plunged as rainfall in parts of the Midwest increased prospects for the crop.

The key factors the judges said they had taken into account included his unfitness to plead, increased prospects of a speedier recovery if he remained in the UK and "the lack of clear certainty" as to what would happen if he were returned to South Africa in his present condition.

"We are, in fact, able to devote our attention to the programs that we want to put in place and that are being asked for by our African friends, programs that clearly support our foreign policy and that lead to increased prospects for stability on the continent," General Ward said.

Others, however, are "less than enthusiastic about any increased prospects, citing industry politics and Apple's need to save face as much as possible and 'keep moving forward in an effort to make its obviously inferior product better.'".

That would include better salaries, increased prospects for career growth, immediate student loan relief and a more stable retirement system.

But the legislator says the state's improved financial health and Gov. Jerry Brown's repeated calls for reductions in greenhouse gases and petroleum use have increased prospects for its passage.

The increased prospect of leaving the EU since the prime minister announced the referendum has had no impact on lending.

The increased prospect of being allowed to stay in Greece, rather than being returned to Syria, could also spark a renewed wave of migration from Turkey.

The three top reasons for interest in the study of dentistry by dental students in Nigeria is motivation from parents, motivation from family and relatives, and the increased prospect to be self-employed.

It is now more inviting to pedestrians, he noted, which in turn increases prospects for shops and restaurants.

Oil discoveries off the coasts of Sierra Leone and Ghana are expected to increase prospects in the rest of the region.