Sentence examples for past prospect from inspiring English sources

When we first went to Dungeness, we drove past Prospect Cottage and I thought: "That's a nice garden; I wonder where Derek Jarman's one is".

Findings: From epidemiological information a past prospect is designed and subsequent possibility merged this background information with a clue in the individual case to crop up with an approximation of causation.

Just as the trajectory for climate change at the moment is substantially determined by emissions of greenhouse gases emitted in decades past, prospects for climate legislation or a new international treaty are largely determined by bigger political and diplomatic realities shaped over generations.

In the past, the prospect of joining the Union motivated governments, opposition parties and independent movements in wider Europe to introduce democratic reforms.

In these two countries an issue is set to dominate the debate that has barely featured in Spain, despite its Islamic past: the prospect of Turkish membership of the EU.

In the past, that prospect seemed like a pipe dream, but now that the nation is re-evaluating the importance of some of its humblest workers, it's time to put it on the agenda.

Legal experts also said that while Britain might have done little to assert jurisdiction over the offshore enclave in the past, any prospect of its use for digital money laundering, gambling or tax evasion might quickly force the issue.

In the past, the prospect of travelling to the Vicente Calderon without Messi would have been truly daunting for Barcelona; now, though, there is a growing feeling they can find other ways to win.

If America can return to a more open past, the prospects for its economy will be considerably enhanced.

Positive news for Rory McIlroy resonates both in a glance to the past and prospects for the near future.

"I'd be hesitant to talk about them except that in the past slim prospects have materialized for us".