Sentence examples for proper prospects from inspiring English sources

In San Francisco proper, prospects are a bit more grim, as a million bucks won't buy a house without shared walls.

"Proper prospecting and eventually mining is much further off, difficult and expensive.

Mr Blair, appearing at a joint press conference with Mr Rama in the Albanian capital Tirana, said the EU is the "right and proper" prospect for the country.

It is time for the Palestinians to have their own state, a proper infrastructure, job prospects.

Skills training without the proper guidance toward career prospects and options, says Arulmani, is sure to be a short-term fix.

Ms Lucas said: "The Government appears to have adopted a 'Kill Policy' in secret –without Parliamentary debate or the prospect of proper independent scrutiny.

Patients are sometimes forced to make long and expensive journeys across Kiev.Moreover, without the prospect of proper rehabilitation, methadone can be a life sentence.

The Torekov Hotell, which has a spa, had just expanded, and we were drawn by the prospect of proper fitness facilities to help sweat out the high-end pizza.

Novelists everywhere lament the diminished prospects for the proper, stand-alone novel, though this is a whole lot of foolishness.

It also said that the collapse of Co-op's bid for the Lloyds branches – which have since been floated on the stock market as TSB – had damaged the prospects of a proper challenger bank emerging.

He was looking forward to the prospect of a proper kitchen.