Sentence examples for prospect grows from inspiring English sources

With NBC ending that run already, in November, even though that's the only sweep month when ABC has "Monday Night Football," the prospect grows more likely that ABC will have had a one-year run as television's leading network.

But after two days of insisting that terrorism was just one of many possibilities, the F.B.I.'s statements on that prospect grew much stronger on Friday.

And for most of the game, he watched as his Yankees were dominated by the great Pedro Martínez and the prospect grow starker that he, and his team, were about to suffer the unthinkable.

The last time Berdych beat Nadal he was jeered off the court by a furious Madrid crowd, but 15 defeats and seven years later the Czech had a growing level of support in the O2 Arena as the prospect grew of his miserable run ending.

There's value in fans' watching that prospect grow up in front of them, both as a player and a person.

As your list of prospects grows, it becomes more and more difficult and time consuming to figure out when you last spoke with which prospect and which information you send them.

The euro was declining as prospects grew for Portugal to accept a bailout, they added.

Don't let your prospects grow up to be A-Rod.

WHEN the Senate balked at providing federal aid to Detroit's automakers last week, General Motors' cloudy prospects grew darker.

Its prospects grew dimmer after the special election in Massachusetts last week was won by Scott Brown, a Republican who repudiated the federal cap-and-trade proposal in his campaign.

Yet, as the prospects grow bleaker for young job seekers, Connexions – the careers and personal advice service – itself faces decimation because of government spending cuts.