Sentence examples for needs the prospect of from inspiring English sources
He needs the prospect of an uphill general-election battle to keep his potential rivals for establishment support safely on the sidelines.
"It needs stability and it needed the prospect of war to recede.
But I didn't need the prospect of large-scale terrorism to drive me into obsessive worry.
Others say even though environment minister Josh Frydenberg's long-awaited plans will not give Australia's oceans the protection they need, the prospect of more delay and uncertainty is difficult to vote for.
It argues that if limits are imposed on drug prices in America, there will be less to invest in innovation and everyone will suffer, since the rest of the world free-rides on American spending.That argument is correct, in that businesses need the prospect of profit in order to invest.
"Because of the fact you've then got two bodies who've got one half of the Old Firm in each of the bodies that might also lead to change that we think we need". The prospect of an expanded SPL emerged in a package of reforms put to Scottish Football League clubs just two days before their vote on admitting Rangers to the body.
America and the EU have found some billions in emergency funds, but Ukraine also needs the prospect, however distant, of EU membership and a big IMF package along with the technical assistance to meet its conditions.
'They desperately need help' The prospect of being starved of essential support is a grim one for Somalia's 4 million children.
In the absence of new chemotherapy agents, novel approaches to optimising treatment are still needed and the prospect of individualisation of treatment through isotoxic regimens is an intriguing prospect that could be explored in future clinical trials.
Growing concern over the world's ever-increasing energy needs and the prospect of rapidly dwindling reserves of oil, natural gas, and uranium fuel have prompted efforts to develop viable alternative energy sources.
The next breakthrough in the peace process needs to offer the prospect of a lasting solution, but this will only come with a dramatic change in how we confront the trauma experienced over Northern Ireland.
