Sentence examples for on prospects of from inspiring English sources

Instead of focusing on prospects of failure, dwell on the positive aspects of a situation.

The CRB commodities index ended down but copper rose more than 1 percent on prospects of a recovery.

Shares in Homeserve dropped 168p to £18.34 on prospects of what would be a major expansion move for the group, which is capitalised at around £1.3bn.

In Macedonia, fierce fighting cast doubt on prospects of agreement between parties representing the Slav majority and the substantial Albanian minority in the southern Balkan republic.

The European Commission's vice-president, Valdis Dombrovskis, poured cold water on prospects of a deal, insisting that debt relief was not on the table, and questioned the legitimacy of the referendum.

He has a goosebump-inducing opening voiceover about sending unrepentant young killers to the gas chamber, superimposed on prospects of the western terrain photographed by Roger Deakins; it recalls the famous aria at the top of the Coens' first film, Blood Simple, in 1984.

As the war went on, the prospects of Confederate recognition waxed and waned — and eventually plummeted.

But as the night wore on, the prospect of finding the boys became less likely.

The chapter also focuses on thermal detectors and ends with a discussion on future prospects of superconducting detectors.

The effects of caucusing on the prospects of reaching agreements can be compared across groups.

The effect of caucusing on the prospects of reaching agreements can be compared across groups.