Sentence examples for inviting prospects from inspiring English sources

The corollary of bad luck as 'end of story' warrants challenge because of the inviting prospects for understanding aetiology and intervening to reduce the cancer burden through prevention strategies.

But role reversal doesn't seem like a terribly inviting prospect, even for those who prefer it to traditional gender roles.

Oil companies are not abandoning Ecuador en masse, say government officials, who contend that Ecuador remains an inviting prospect for foreign oil investors.

Burton suggests that Charles's temporary respite from family life showed Mary the virtues of 'madness', and that her subsequent actions were to some extent informed by the inviting prospect of incarceration.

For someone approaching the milestone of Fraser's vision it does not prove an inviting prospect.

A few miles away on the coast is the Dune House, an altogether more inviting prospect.

He realizes that his assignment is to remember, through the associations of the house, whatever there is to remember (not an inviting prospect).

If it loses, national elections will be scheduled sooner — not an inviting prospect for an incumbent government troubled by rising food and fuel costs.

It offered the inviting prospect that the tourists might speculate to accumulate and play both Graeme Swann and Monty Panesar in the second Test which starts on Thursday in Adelaide.

He's been doing so with such regularity, you'd think he was inviting the prospect.

Simon Reynolds is one of those music writers who manages to make a romp through history seem as inviting a prospect as someone asking if you want to eat a burger on a rollercoaster.