Sentence examples for prospect arose from inspiring English sources

As if on cue, a happy prospect arose in Cameron County, courtesy of Boeing, the American aviation company.

That jarring prospect arose when the city's Social Democratic Party announced that it would no longer serve as junior partner to the Christian Democrats of Mayor Eberhard Diepgen.

They had been worried, apparently, since the prospect arose a couple of months ago, about being sent to an unfamiliar island they might not be able to leave — they've tried that already — but are willing to give it a shot.

"The population should be homogeneous," Eliot told an audience at the University of Virginia in 1933, the year that Hitler came to power and the prospect arose of a mass outpouring of refugees seeking protection from the growing menace.

But that is the alarming prospect arising from George Osborne's cuts to public spending".

The prospect arises both because of President Obama's comments this week implicitly warning the court against striking down his signature domestic achievement, the expanded health insurance law, and because of recent court rulings, chiefly the Citizens United campaign finance decision, and looming cases on immigration and affirmative action that incite passions on the left.

This prospect arises from the partly serendipitous observation that some human ES cells can consistently and efficiently differentiate into retinal cells (Osakada et al, 2008).

Given our results with Arabidopsis IQD1 and IQD20, the prospect arises that different IQD proteins may interact with calmodulin in different modes, which could be Ca2+-independent, Ca2+-dependent, or more complex.

For many years, the use of HSCT to induce tolerance by replacing (allogeneic) or resetting (autologous) immune responses in patients with ADs by HSCT remained an attractive prospect, arising from genetically prone and immunized animal models of AD treated with allogeneic, syngeneic, autologous and pseudo-autologous HSCT.

Our analysis suggests that the inconsistency between scientific promise and career prospects arises from how life scientists are trained and how their careers are structured and funded rather than from a short-term supply-demand imbalance.

Additional prospects arising from combining quantum size effect with dopant-enabled capabilities have led to the exploration of various dopants in several different types of semiconductor nanocrystals (NCs) [1 10], with Mn-doped II-VI NCs garnering much attention [2, 4, 6 19].