Sentence examples for lowered prospects from inspiring English sources

In many ways, he's running a campaign that revives the old Southern strategy, practiced by Barry Goldwater and, more craftily, by Richard Nixon, of peeling disaffected white voters away from the Democratic Party with dog-whistle racism and a certain amount of sympathy for the lowered prospects of the working class.

For example: – Wells Fargo recently announced it is cutting 3,800 jobs and closing 638 independent consumer finance offices; –At its June meeting the Federal Reserve Bank lowered its prospects for economic growth; –There is constant talk of a possible double-dip recession; and.

Friday, an analyst lowered the prospects for the company, which owns a 20% stake in Westinghouse Electric, after pointing to a Thursday decision by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission that raised safety issues over a nuclear plant built by its partner.

One study found that lowered job prospects of people with felonies and formerly incarcerated people cost the U.S. economy between $57 and $65 billion in lost output.

This is more money that I don't have, thanks to my lowered job prospects and the ruined economy not to mention the fact my pounds will be worthless after converting them to euros.

This is more money that I don't have, thanks to my lowered job prospects and the ruined economy – not to mention the fact my pounds will be worthless after converting them to euros.

Elsewhere on the African continent, El Niño has lowered crop prospects in southern Africa and many countries in the region are taking measures.

Standard & Poor's lowered its outlook on Italy's debt to negative from stable over the weekend, citing a weaker outlook for growth and lower prospects for the country's ability to trim its debt.

To the extent that higher BMI is associated with lower prospects of being in couple and obtaining intra-couple transfers, body weight would increase singles' willingness to work in labor markets.

The HIV/AIDS pandemic in Tanzania as elsewhere in the world remains a disease of great public health importance and a challenge to socio-economic development that among other things lowers prospects for attaining the millennium development goals (MDGs).

That, of course, lowers their prospects for future employment.