Sentence examples for labour prospects from inspiring English sources

"The greater motive is disappointment with Mr Brown and alarm about Labour prospects if, as still seems likely, he leads it on polling day".

He was not a great success, particularly at the Colonial Office, troubled as it was by the Palestinian situation; and in 1932 he and Beatrice, thoroughly disillusioned with Labour prospects in Britain, went to the U.S.S.R. and "fell in love," as they said, with what they found there.

Nevertheless, the timing of our data suggests that although the reforms to GSM visas may have screened out foreign graduates with the weakest labour market prospects from that visa stream it is unlikely that these prospective migrants took up employer sponsored visas during the same period.

Hard to say about Labour's prospects.

The way this poll is structured may be flattering to Labour's prospects.

This diminishes the wider public debate as well as Labour's prospects.

But in practice Labour's prospects are probably quite a bit better than these odds suggest.

At the time we suggested that reopening the debate closer to an election could only harm Labour's prospects.

Labour's prospects will stand or fall on how they navigate it – and they are not the only ones.

Until that changes, Labour's prospects are bleak.Mr Johnson is more likely to do all this than anyone else Mr Miliband could have made shadow chancellor.

Unlike in the months leading to the fall of Thatcher there is not a single poll suggesting that an alternative leader would improve Labour's prospects.