Sentence examples for process with the prospect of from inspiring English sources

Mr. Romney opposed the actions by both Mr. Obama and Mr. Bush to provide direct government aid to Detroit, and in November 2008, he wrote an Op-Ed article in The New York Times calling for the companies to be given new management and restructured through the bankruptcy process, with the prospect of government loan guarantees only afterward.

Latinos are very enthusiastic about the electoral process with the prospect of Latino representation at City Hall resonating strongly.

For Baher Mohamed, the third detainee who holds only an Egyptian passport, his fate largely depends on those court processes, with the prospect of a presidential pardon dwindling.

I've been thinking of retraining to work in the merchant navy but struggling to find the confidence to start somewhere new and worry about the application process, coupled with the prospect of taking out a loan for something which isn't guaranteed to pay off in the long term.

Through all of this Fenerbahce have gone on fairly comfortably, even with the Uefa disciplinary process and the prospect of three-year European ban.

That process makes the prospect of either man's playing against Oregon minuscule.

Though still painful, the process made the prospect of defaulting slightly less daunting.

14 The demonstration that two heterocyclases can process SeCys raises the prospect of significant numbers of selenium-containing peptide-derived natural products to be discovered.

But Justice Department officials did not sign off on the nomination, and with the prospect of the vetting process dragging on indefinitely, Mr. Timpone said he was concerned that his nomination would distract the office at a time when it should be coordinating New Jersey's efforts to deter terrorism.

Netanyahu is faced with the prospect of a peace process that might actually go somewhere, instead of stalling for time while the concrete cools in new West Bank settlements.

Genome-wide screening is an 'agnostic' approach that is not limited by current biological functional knowledge used in the candidate gene approach, with the prospect of providing novel insights into the disease process.