Sentence examples for prospect less from inspiring English sources

Umunna and the others could be forgiven for finding that prospect less appetising.

Jagger appears to find the prospect less than daunting, claiming in typically blase fashion, that "singing is singing, you know.

Mr. McConnell remains favored to win re-election, but polls show that the economic turmoil has made that prospect less than inevitable.

"Is it just that I'm naturally hypersensitive to twang currents in the air," he wrote on his Web site a while back, "or is every writer in America daily grinding out articles about the coming alternative country revolution as though a sufficient tonnage of pulp makes the prospect less patently ludicrous?" He votes for Buddy Miller as the king of contemporary country.

Honestly now, who wouldn't jump at the chance to have their prospects less impaired?

Your immediate neighbor is in the stationery business, and he feels gloomy about his prospects, less so about yours.

"Daughters of mentally ill parents might not make good marriages, the prospective in-laws all dreading the prospect of inherited insanity; those of nervously ill parents would find their prospects less impaired".

People in Britain are less positive about their prospects, less trusting of banks and the stockmarket, and less convinced by government action than almost anywhere else, the poll finds.

after my name (and the misleading and undeserved prefix "Dr". before it) I found my prospects less bountiful than anticipated.

But to enter grammar school I had to pass an examination, which I took at the age of 11, and those of my classmates in primary school who failed that examination had to go to the local secondary modern, where inevitably standards were not so high and the long-term prospects less favourable.

And today – although traffic has become more one-way as the young flee prospect-less provinces for Milan or the city's Malpensa airport, where, as I did, they can board one of countless flights to a new life – it offers as much insight into the country's conflicted psyche as it did in the days of its conception.