Sentence examples for its own prospect from inspiring English sources

With Europe suffering under self-destructive austerity and the United States facing its own prospect of punishing budget cuts, it is easy to forget that the housing bust has been the biggest drag on the economy over the past five years.

After all, Micron isn't canceling orders, and it's still optimistic about its own prospects to keep growing.

Each region of South Carolina holds its own prospects — and peril — for his candidacy.

But the problems are real, and they've created a generation cynical about its own prospects.

The Romney team is lowering its own prospects for Pennsylvania while raising the bar for Mr. Santorum.

SOON, investors may have another indicator for gauging how a company sees its own prospects: share repurchases.

Starting in 2013, each team can protect one of its own prospects with a 19th-round pick, and can trade for two others, in a 35-round draft.

By failing to create a level playing field, Beijing was hurting not just foreign business but its own prospects, the group said.

The reduced terms, said Aramid, wiped out its own prospects for repayment, while enabling Fortress — which had earlier examined the Beverly deal while considering a transaction with Aramid — to cut deals with Citibank and Relativity.

It wants to sit at the center of its users' online lives in the same way that Windows dominates their experience on a PC — while improving its own prospects for a lucrative acquisition or an eventual public offering.

Grandpa represents the traditional order, his son Serenity the chaos of transition, and Mugezi the despair of a younger generation over the dead end of transition and its own prospects.