Sentence examples for is a prospect of from inspiring English sources

Ultimately there is a prospect of bringing the Erebus back to the surface.

It is a prospect of Salisbury Cathedral from the water meadows.

But there is a prospect of false trails, wasted time and money or worse.

Americans have been awakened by violence at home, and there is a prospect of more.

"This is a new investigation with new material where there is a prospect of developing some promising lines of enquiry".

The senior official added: "They must understand that there is a prospect of the relationship really going south.

Serious people feared that there was a prospect of the Tories completely imploding.

"You could stay afloat on adrenalin when there was a prospect of a breakthrough," the author writes.

Certainly, there was a prospect of a hell of a lot of violence and the country really falling apart.

Now, for the first time, there's a prospect of real economic consequences for an anti-abortion measure.

In the build-up to the 1979 election there was a prospect of another dark re-run of the two inconclusive contests in 1974.