Sentence examples for poor prospects of from inspiring English sources
They are often left with student loans and poor prospects of earning enough to repay their debt.
The accounts from the Southern States complain much of the poor prospects of the Cotton and Tobacco crops.
The projected slump in economic growth this year stems entirely from the poor prospects of the industry.
This series started with Jeff Wilpon, the often clueless Mets chief operating officer, talking about the poor prospects of his own underfinanced, Madoff-crippled team.
Few young physicists are completely out of work, but many are in temporary postdoctoral positions with low salaries, poor prospects of advancement, and no job security.
Anyway, how exactly would lopping the tall poppies improve the relatively poor prospects of the large percentage of children raised in single-parent households?
The programme suggests that the Belfast exodus was more to do with a lack of romance - the poor prospect of meeting a Jewish partner - rather than fear of sectarian violence.
Despite JPMorgan's relatively more stable businesses, Moody's Investors Service cut the bank's ratings Thursday to double-A-3 from double-A-2, citing the "poor prospect" of Morgan generating capital in the current recession as well as "broad challenges," including higher loan loss reserving and asset value deterioration.
Miuccia Prada, whose Prada Holdings has repeatedly delayed a public offering of shares because of poor prospects for luxury goods, was asked how a decline in international travel in the event of war would affect business.
"The decline in business confidence and corporate profits along with the currently high levels of excess capacity in many industries pointed to the persistence of poor prospects for capital spending" in the months ahead, the minutes said.
Poor prospects for the resumption of meaningful peace talks aiming at a two-state solution between Israel and the PLO mean pressure is likely to mount, though new Israeli elections in March may give pause for thought.
