Sentence examples for on the prospect of having from inspiring English sources

How many soldiers gave up on the prospect of having a family?

On the prospect of having a separate Olympic team in an independent Scotland, he continued: "You look at the results of the Scottish athletes over the years and we have had some fantastic athletes and some fantastic results.

Trouble is, this gruesome real-life tale may leave you with nightmares far worse than the ones brought on by the prospect of having to read Melville's thick book.

Most scientists feel nervous about the prospect of having all eyes on them as they present their research.

The Fed would not be thrilled at the prospect of having to rely more on non-American banks as dollar intermediaries in the foreign-exchange-swap market.

(One of the farmers had seen an exceptionally fair judge on television; the prospect of having his Hatfield- McCoy problems settled once and for all, by a voice of reason, filled him with joy).

In a sport that prides itself on parity, the prospect of having only a handful of teams looms large.

On the surface, the prospect of having one's repast hijacked by a wayfaring wizard sounds like a recipe for a ruined date, but night after night, table after table, Mr. Beckerman gets away with it.

On the one hand I didn't want to face the prospect of having to leave physics; on the other, it seemed that I already had.

After moving into a tie for the lead on Friday with a nine-under 63, Leonard was asked about his place on the money list, and the prospect of having to return to qualifying school to regain his playing privileges if he did not move into the top 125.

The prospect of having to appear on-screen at any given moment might sound like a nonstarter for people who worry about bad hair days.