Sentence examples for much more prospect from inspiring English sources

There's much more prospect of malicious activity on all the other things that are getting connected to the internet.

Finally, he will be noted for resigning at the peak of his powers, not yet 50, with his "life chances" agenda at last defined, with much more prospect of success than his big society agenda after 2010.

In a 1920 case study, he warned that "to undertake to convert a fully developed homosexual into a heterosexual does not offer much more prospect of success than the reverse, except that for good practical reasons the latter is never attempted".

That's a much more exciting prospect".

A hidden life is a much more demanding prospect to accept, or to recommend.

The shadow of Hopkins has disappeared and in its place is a much more engaging prospect.

The four-decked Akademik Boris Petrov, aka the Peregrine Endeavour, was a much more exciting prospect.

Whatever the defects of the current political parties, the potential rise of smaller, more extremist parties was a much more worrying prospect, he said.

London men in their 40s spend on average 84 minutes of every day commuting – a factor which might make the small central flat a much more attractive prospect.

The Central Market (11), which celebrates its centenary next year, has been elegantly converted into a mall with cafes and boutiques – a much more attractive prospect than the modern malls.

But coming back from two sets down is a much more daunting prospect, and Nadal was not far away from it with Brands up by 3-0 in the second-set tiebreaker.