Sentence examples for later prospects from inspiring English sources

Seventeen years later prospects for an AIDS vaccine still appear quite remote, said Dr. Neal Nathanson, the former head of the National Institutes of Health's Office of AIDS Research.

Now, a year later, prospects for change look even more dismal.

In his later "Prospect of Pan's Lodge" (both pictures are well used in Natural History) the view of the gabled house in its grove of trees is completely upstaged by the owls, the magpie and hawk that lean in from the frame to dominate the image.

For this later prospect, the Conference on Malay Reserve Land, in November 1996 recommended that the state governments have to identify Malay reserve lands with high potential for future development (Buang 1997).

He later prospected for gold in Alaska and was a deep-sea fishing guide in Seattle before eventually returning to the Judith Basin.

But, only a few weeks later, the prospects are beginning to look as grim as ever.

Just one year of schooling will dramatically raise a girl's later economic prospects and where girls get to fifth grade, birth rates and infant mortality plunge.

Her sister and her family made it to Petaluma, she posted later, but prospects of saving the home were grim as photos streamed in of entire blocks of homes ablaze and churches in ashes.

"Are you guys trying to embarrass this club right now?" The gruff voice is followed by sudden gunfire and a moment later both prospects are dead on the floor.

To this day, 20 some-odd years later, the prospect still nearly makes me salivate.

Similarly, company executives worry about profit now, not prospects later.