Sentence examples for prospect led from inspiring English sources

That tantalizing prospect led to much applause and an official lightsaber salute.

In 1934, the Eagles finished with a 4 7 record, The Eagles' inability to seriously challenge other teams made it difficult to sell tickets, and his failure to sign a talented college prospect led him to adduce that the only way to bring stability to the league was to institute a draft to ensure the weakest teams had an advantage in signing the preeminent players.

Concerns about the deal's prospects led to a 1.56 percent drop on Wednesday, to $12.66.

I was wondering what findings or research prospects led to your tone of optimism [on clarifying the role of clouds in greenhouse-driven climate change]?

A cyclical slump reduced potential growth, and the reduction in potential growth prospects led to further cyclical weakness, as spending declines when expectations are revised downward.

"Their strong income and job prospects led them to overlook rising gasoline prices," Mr. Curtin said, "but now they are beginning to feel threatened at work" and the news media reports amplify their worries.

Froome is tipped to dominate the Tour for the foreseeable future but that will depend on the development of this year's crop of new prospects, led by the Colombian Nairo Quintana.

Ahead of the Bank of England's decision, the pound clambered back from near parity against the euro at the end of last year to €1.11 on January 7th as gathering gloom about the euro area's prospects led foreign-exchange dealers to factor in an early cut in European interest rates.

The special advisers liaise with eight directorates: macroeconomic policy and prospects, led by Mr O'Donnell; international finance, Sir Nigel Wicks; budget and public finances, Robert Culpin; public services, John Gieve; financial management, Andrew Likierman; financial regulation and industry, Steve Robson; and personnel, accommodation and information, the brief of Margaret O'Mara.

This hype led to the quick boom of Gothic, but the lack of good prospects led to the equally quick bust.

Dispassionate analysis of his prospects leads one to conclude that only the perverse nature of sport gives him a chance of improving that record.