Lacking jobs, they lack prospects.
They still lack the platform to exercise their rights and without that they lack prospects for change".
Many who cohabit say they don't marry because they lack prospects and the money for a proper wedding and house, or the man doesn't have a wage.
Placing the bishop on the c5-square also has subtler points, as Tseitlin explains: At first sight the bishop on c5 lacks prospects, being held at bay by the pawn on e3, and is insecure in view of the threat to exchange it by Nc3 a4/e4.
The movements' participants each have their own reasons for joining in, whether it's anger over unemployment and lacking job prospects, the greediness of corporate fat cats, the mistakes made by Washington leadership, the downfall of the American dream, or dozens of other complaints as indicated by their homemade placards and signs.
But we know that extremism flourishes when human rights are violated, political space is shrunk, aspirations for inclusion are ignored, and too many people -- especially young people -- lack prospects and meaning in their lives.
Unlike most elite teams, Wisconsin lacks professional prospects.
In 1938, worried about their health and lacking any job prospects, she decided to apply to the graduate program in sociology at the University of North Carolina — which, like the rest of the university, did not accept African-Americans.
The Flemings opposed subsidizing an ailing regional economy that lacked any prospect of structural industrial reform.
All four reports agree on the need for public, private and philanthropic sectors to step up investment in R&D for diseases where industry lacks much prospect of a market return.
