Sentence examples for looking at the prospect from inspiring English sources

"He was looking at the prospect of running on O.P.M. — other people's money," Stone said.

Instead, I note that many people are looking at the prospect of self-help for victims of genocide.

Are we now looking at the prospect of another springtime disappointment after positive economic signs, like we experienced in 2010 and 2011?

To contemplate playing without Hill and Howley is to be looking at the prospect of a long, cold journey home in the cargo hold.

One minute the New York Mets were looking at the prospect of extending this delicious, evenly matched jewel of a World Series to seven games.

Having fallen in two semi-finals last season, to Toulon and Northampton, Saracens are looking at the prospect of a repeat one stage further along.

The biggest forecasting errors were made when looking at the prospects for the next year, rather than the current year.

The book starts out with a general introduction to the changes in the field, as well as looking at the prospects for the coming years.

The other is that the research was looking at the prospects for 2350, not 2035.Georg Kaser, a glaciologist at the University of Innsbruck, explains that a timescale of centuries, not decades, is far more plausible for the Himalaya.

"Not joking when I say this, but a lot of us Indians are at a terrible unease looking at the prospects of yet another India - Sri Lanka encounter," writes Achyuta Pitale.

This year at the Center, Esteban helped organize a conference in Mexico on reducing the carbon footprint of its petroleum industry, and worked on forthcoming research papers looking at the prospects of water desalination for agricultural purposes – one on the engineering challenges, the other focusing on regulatory and environmental questions.