Sentence examples for much better prospects from inspiring English sources

They also offer much better prospects for women leaders.

These opportunities will have much better prospects with a transparent, honest, competent and law-based government.

Perhaps unsurprisingly, Geffen is particularly bullish about the prospects for Russia, which he believes holds much better prospects for investors than the UK or US.

ICSR's Shiraz Maher said most of the British dead had much better prospects than other jihadis from Europe known to have been killed.

"We have this great stadium and much better prospects and facilities than in our old stadium but we charge a lower price.

But he said such branding had much better prospects in the apartment sector because the units were marketed to individual consumers, who were more inclined to make distinctions among landlords.

So a large house that splits into self-contained apartments is a much better prospect than just a large house.

Better alternatives – such as you will find in Google or W H Gore (makers of Gore-Tex) – give women a much better prospect for inclusive and collaborative leadership.

The faster transfer speeds of SDXC should make video recording, and editing, a much better prospect for the consumer market.

That's a much better prospect than for the previous two budgets, when the Administration proposed 2.5% and then 3.9% cuts to the same account.

"The progress that we have made over the past 24 hours means that there is now a much better prospect of meeting the conditions of the CVA, completing the sale of the club and avoiding liquidation," said Birch.