Sentence examples for make this prospect from inspiring English sources

This could be done through a standstill in repayments, extension of maturity, interest-rate cut or, in the most severe cases, the dreaded haircut.Other measures were designed to make this prospect seem even more distant.

Britain's demand for a renegotiation of its membership makes this prospect even less palatable.

Mr Saakashvili, who promised to reintegrate the country when he was elected president, has made this prospect all but unattainable.The six-point peace plan negotiated by Mr Sarkozy recognises Georgian sovereignty but not its integrity.

And these three events have suddenly made this prospect much more obvious, even though the mayor of New York (whoever that turns out to be) and attorney general (and president and Congress) have not yet realized it.

In the UK, the courts make it easy to sue, and the results make this an attractive prospect.

The frequency of passages like this make the prospect of another screen adaptation of the novel — the first, directed by Robert Rossen, won three Oscars, including best picture, in 1950 — a welcome one, since a screenwriter is free to omit them and concentrate on a sweaty, sinewy tale of corrupted idealism and moral decay.

It is the sheer competitive edge of the sporting realm in 2016 which makes this the prospect that it is.

New technology from Purdue University computer science researchers has made this dystopian prospect a reality in a new paper published today.

An indication from this study that the degree of compensation is partly conserved for over 100 million years of avian evolution makes this exciting prospect.

In contrast, the smaller size (290 km) and relatively flat terrain of Moheli, make this island an attractive prospect if trying to conduct an island wide implementation.

Osborne does want to give mayors more powers, the source said, and this could make the prospect more appealing to voters.