Sentence examples for made prospects from inspiring English sources

The involvement of Iranian intelligence made prospects far more unpredictable — and potentially controversial.

Three consecutive losses, and four in five games, made prospects for the playoffs bleak.

But the current economic recession in China has made prospects grim for new business and investment in the future.

In an economy built on tourism, the city centre's ruined shops, restaurants and hotels made prospects of recovery look bleak.

Racism and the legacy of slavery in the South made prospects for African Americans difficult after the Civil War, particularly because they represented the bulk of Southern sharecroppers.

As government forces fall, the Taliban's battlefield victories have lowered morale and faith in the government, and made prospects of a peace deal even more remote.

That makes prospects for the future grim.

Finally, the paper makes prospects to the future underground space in Beijing old city.

Maybe the intent of this diagram is to make prospects too dizzy to ask questions.

Nevertheless, the absence of any surface fluid, atmosphere, or liquid to cycle matter and energy makes prospects for life dim.

But the very factors that benefit people with jobs — higher productivity and sticky wages — make prospects bleaker for those without them.