Sentence examples for more realistic prospect from inspiring English sources

Next year owning part of the company may be a more realistic prospect.

It should be our collective aim to make home ownership a more realistic prospect for more Londoners.

Txiki Begiristain, the sporting director, would hope to seal the transfer in January but the summer is considered a more realistic prospect.

McDonnell said he believed that although membership of the single market would be preferable, simple access was the more realistic prospect.

A more realistic prospect, however, is that North Korea may attack South Korean forces in the Yellow Sea or across the demilitarised zone that has divided North from South Korea since the Korean War.

It was a surprise to some that Amor missed out on the England squad for the Four Nations series this autumn, although his Saints coach Nathan Brown believes international recognition will be a more realistic prospect next season.

More realistic prospects include using the cash for "strategic purposes," including acquisitions, or borrowing to buy back shares.

To gain a more realistic view of J.C. Penney's prospects, however, here is the Deutsche Bank analyst Charles Grom: "Trends at J.C. Penney are obviously getting worse, not better, and we are becoming more and more convinced that sales in 2013 will also decline, which could lead to a going-concern problem next year".

"Normally divers peak around 23 or 24, so I thought 2016 was a more a realistic prospect - I'm so happy it has come around this way".

Renault has other, more realistic growth prospects.

Earle is perhaps a little more realistic on the prospect – at least as far as the weather is concerned.