Sentence examples for particularly bright future from inspiring English sources

They have a 10-year-old son, and they fear that Italy, with 40 percent unemployment among young adults and an economy whose listlessness has come to seem the new normal, doesn't promise a particularly bright future for him.

For a part of the city sustained and safe-guarded by the community inside the building, it's hard to envisage a particularly bright future for the area without it.

We should probably be glad that we know as much as we do about the Clinton Foundation, because it's not a particularly bright future to which to look forward.

After surgery and treatment, my 21st-century synapses and neurons wanted to believe that the cancer had been no more than a bump in the road toward a bright future — just a particularly nasty frost heave.

The future is not particularly bright for MBIA and Ambac.

According to Robert, the future isn't particularly bright: "A lot of characters are out there doing the bidding for other people, and whether it's Pakistan, the Saudis or the Iranians, all of these countries have an interest in Afghanistan," he says.

Back then Blair promised a bright future; now the future, particularly in the north-east, is potentially as bleak as it was under Thatcher.

It's true that reality has not met expectations and that according to present trends the region's future does not look particularly bright.

That's because there's a widespread cultural assumption that the time parents, particularly mothers, spend with children is key to ensuring a bright future.

He is particularly devoted to Harlee and her daughter, Cristina (Sarah Jeffery), whose bright future — cello lessons! private school!

The future on the women's side does not look particularly bright.