Sentence examples for making the prospect from inspiring English sources

However, it is losing £1m a day, making the prospect of finding a buyer difficult.

Battery storage is here, making the prospect of households generating their own energy and storing it 24/seven a reality.

Hooliganism was drastically reduced, with CCTV and seating making the prospect of large-scale disorder inside grounds recede into history.

Moreover they are separated by largely Arab ones, making the prospect of a quasi-independent Kurdish entity, modelled on the neighbouring Iraqi Kurdish statelet, unlikely.

But Greece's problems are more acute, and its economic slump is much deeper, making the prospect of a government collapse even more worrying.

In contrast, the SNP could have dozens of MPs, taken from Labour in Scotland, making the prospect of an alliance with Miliband more likely.

"I don't think this has a lot to do with improving the prospects or making the prospects any brighter for the peace process".

A weaker pound should make the prospect more attractive.

Mr. Sharon's actions make the prospect of peace increasingly unlikely.

This makes the prospect of bankruptcy more likely.

All this makes the prospect of enacting the reforms the country badly needs extremely doubtful.