Sentence examples for possible prospect from inspiring English sources
The SNP believes that a referendum in 2010 offers perhaps the best possible prospect for a "yes" vote.
European leaders were preparing to meet at the end of the week to discuss bolstering their rescue fund and the possible prospect of further bailouts.
The US administration said the deal offered the best possible prospect of ensuring that Iran would not develop a nuclear weapon.
Instead of a free trade area embracing all free Europe, British industry now faces the possible prospect of a smaller group embracing Britain, three Scandinavian countries, Switzerland, Austria and Portugal.Nobody denies that in itself the scheme is no economic substitute for the big free trade area of all free Europe.
Kaka has also been linked with LA Galaxy, at the time when David Beckham was confirmed as being on his way from that club — indeed his former Real Madrid team mate used one of his farewell press conferences at the Galaxy to talk up Kaka as a possible prospect for the Galaxy.
The race is so tight in these states that officials in both campaigns said they were braced for the unlikely, but certainly possible, prospect that Mr. Gore could reach the White House by capturing the electoral college while Mr. Bush could prevail in the popular vote.
The paper is concluded with the possible prospects for the proposed scheme.
The discussion focuses on the possible prospects, so far comparatively scarce, for device design.
The studies presented in this article allowed to develop a model describing the Q degradation of the resonators and thereby identifying possible prospects to cure this limitation.
"This is all about playing to our strengths and uniting to ensure the brightest possible prospects for our residents and our businesses".
Despite the possible prospects in remote future, we have to agree with Humphrey et al. (2000) and recognise that car parts manufacturing has no potential in terms of promoting Russian companies' integration into these GVCs, all other conditions being equal.
