Sentence examples for less prospects from inspiring English sources

"Because the exhibition aims to raise funds for student bursaries we've had an especially strong response because people know that now is the time to support artists, who often have to survive with less prospects of immediate work.

The Gurkhas, famed as fearless fighters, said they were paid less than other British soldiers and had far smaller pensions, less prospects of promotion, worse layoff terms and slim chances of obtaining British residency.

Power imbalances are particularly evident in rural and semi-urban settings such as Oshakati and the surrounding area in Namibia, where women typically experience more poverty, attain lower education levels, and have less prospects for employment in the formal economy than males [ 8, 9].

With higher rates, and less prospect of an inflationary expansion of money supply, investors have chosen to shift into euro-area assets, especially rock-solid German government bonds.

This has a lower footprint than industrial production and it is labour intensive and has less prospect of labour productivity growth.

Some DUP members want the party to withdraw from the government though this would mainly hand an advantage to their main rival, the Ulster Unionist Party.There seems less prospect of Sinn Fein suffering.

"It is not a one-size-fits-all approach for all sports, and we make the case for a different approach to be applied to developing sports that have less prospect of short-term medal success".

If you are asking people to take risks and to work harder with less prospect of reward, then give them a reason for why they need to pull the stops out.

And there's always that fear something worse will come along, a far more serious illness with less prospect of treatment.

Having studied some of those profiles, I'd say there are far less appealing prospects out there.

Little wonder then that some come out of detention with less life prospects and a higher propensity for violence and criminal behaviour.