Sentence examples for jarring prospect from inspiring English sources
We face the jarring prospect that some of our top scientists may move to England, where they won't face the same strangling curbs on stem cell research, which is bound to go forward even without President Bush holding up his little "Stop" sign.
That jarring prospect arose when the city's Social Democratic Party announced that it would no longer serve as junior partner to the Christian Democrats of Mayor Eberhard Diepgen.
That a $30 sweater might, at a glance, pass for one priced at $3,000 could be a jarring prospect for couture clients, something like learning that your first-class seat to Aruba offers the same amenities as one in coach.
Second, it must essentially regulate itself: a press law is too jarring a prospect for Anglo-Saxon democracy.
Most commercials, for example, are generic and unmemorable, so in order for yours to stand out, you need to develop a message that is so appealing or jarring to your prospect that he has no choice but to react to it.
That prospect is particularly jarring for the Giants, who believed they were a Super Bowl contender.
But for many of these young game-maker millionaires, who created their work out of a passion for play rather than prospecting, the wealth and attention can be jarring.
The last part of "Jamesland" is beset by a jarring change of pace, as if Huneven were in a great hurry, or exhausted by the prospect of having to tie up so many loose ends.
It is a prospect that almost strains credulity, given that barely a week has passed in recent months without a jarring new setback for Labour that has compounded its vulnerability.
Mostly they were jarring.
