Sentence examples for prospect against from inspiring English sources

"We now have a great semi-final in prospect against West Ham," said McLeish.

Heggessey's declared aim of making BBC1 Britain's most popular channel looked a particularly daunting prospect against a strong ITV line-up of Who Wants to be a Millionaire?

-- The fight for the Republican presidential nomination began narrowing into an intense and ideological battle at a debate here Wednesday night, with Gov. Rick Perry of Texas and Mitt Romney sharply clashing over Social Security, health care and each other's long-term prospect against President Obama.

The bears turn this prospect against the company, with the argument that Genentech is too dependent on Avastin and that sales increases are meager for its other drugs.

Leeds trailed Hull FC 12-0 at half-time in their previous fixture, but while they scored 43 unanswered points at the KC Stadium that day, Warrington's fierce defence was a much tougher prospect against which to mount a comeback.

Firstly, consider Iran's predicament, and the stark reality that further sanctions as a result of such abuses remain a real prospect against a regime whose fuel subsidies alone amount to $100 billion annually -- begging the question of how long the mullahs can continue their fantasy of eternal rule.

"We match up well against them," Thomas said his team's prospects against the Devils.

During a teleconference yesterday, Etienne spoke, perhaps bravely, about his prospects against Tyson.

LONDON — With an election months away, the governing Labour Party's prospects against David Cameron's Conservatives look near hopeless.

DJ Taylor, welcoming Areté's arrival, realistically summed up its prospects against the history of literary magazines.

Somluck was considered such a prohibitive favorite that the big gamblers lost interest and the promoters did not want to risk their best prospects against him.