Sentence examples for its prospects of from inspiring English sources

It would appear its prospects of finding safe haven in Iraq are dimmer than Bush lets on.

"Wilson is concerned about the breach of non-disclosure and confidentiality obligations by former employees and the damaging effect it is having on its prospects of securing the future contract for provision of security services," Rielly said.

It was also gloomier about its prospects of winning contract extensions and new assignments during the year.

On perhaps the most critical question of all for Labour – its future under Gordon Brown and its prospects of winning a fourth term – it is difficult to pin him down on how Labour's renewal might succeed.

A victory for Labour will tell us next to nothing about its prospects of winning the next general election, but it will help Mr Miliband by buying him some time and space, and relief from the sniping about his leadership.

FOR those who care about Turkey, and its prospects of a European future, these are roller-coaster days.

The crisis crept back onto the front pages, and grim it was, with its prospect of austerity and its seemingly insoluble labor problems.

Sometimes a newspaper can increase its prospect of success by acting responsibly before and after publication.

China Petroleum and Chemical, or Sinopec, began the Hong Kong portion of its $3.85 billion global share sale yesterday, seeking to tempt investors with its prospect of expanding its retail gasoline sales.

Albinus was offered the title of "Caesar," with its prospect of succession, to assure his neutrality, while Niger fatally delayed in Antioch.

All this has led to diminishing Israel's democratic principles and its prospect of remaining a Jewish state.