Sentence examples for offers no prospect from inspiring English sources

And the current situation offers no prospect that life will improve.

So, are Africa's flower workers, indeed, trapped in a cycle of poverty from which history offers no prospect of relief?

The rise of Islamism in Egypt offers no prospect of a friendlier climate.Meanwhile, scholars in Europe, stimulated by the manuscripts in great European libraries, are working hard to find out how and when the Koran's written form was standardised.

Faced with abject poverty and a future that offers no prospect of security, employment or education for their children, Syrian refugees are doing what any EU citizens would do in their circumstances – moving to try and find a better future.

It offers no prospect of relief any time soon for an increasingly overstretched NHS except backing Stevens's Five Year Forward View blueprint to sort it all out by 2020 and hoping that further integration of health and social care also helps keep people out of hospital.

Japan's stagnant domestic economy offers no prospects for growth, and the strong yen, low asset prices and a dearth of rival bidders make it a good time to pounce.But most transactions were domestic, as companies span off units or took direct control of affiliates.

They also fear that taking up residence in the new camp will reduce their chances of being granted asylum in the UK by tying them to a specific location in France, albeit one that offers no prospects for employment or genuine security.

"In the name of austerity we have cut holes in our safety net to such a degree that many feel that the open economy is to their detriment in the short term and offers no prospects in the long term," one senior EU official said.

We allow poverty to fester so that entire neighborhoods offer no prospect for gainful employment.

Such cases, however, can be heard in Strasbourg only if domestic laws offer no prospect of compensation, and Turkey recently passed a law "on damages incurred from terrorism and combating terrorism".

"Governor Romney's policies would make things worse for middle-class families and offer no prospect for long-term opportunity for those striving to get into the middle class".