Sentence examples for prospect of a broad from inspiring English sources

As recently as July, Mr. Trump expressed skepticism about the prospect of a broad legislative deal.

At the Central Intelligence Agency, in particular, many officers flatly oppose any further review and may protest the prospect of a broad inquiry into their past conduct.

This is murder". The bombing offered a cruel contrast to attempts by Saudi Arabia to contain the Israeli-Palestinian conflict by conjuring up the prospect of a broad Arab peace.

While the entire accounting firm of Arthur Andersen has been indicted for what must by comparison be considered minor and isolated wrongdoing, the prospect of a broad criminal attack on the institutional church appears remote.

Although there have been violent crackdowns on peaceful demonstrators in recent months that left dozens dead, Monday's clash — in which only a few people appear to have been killed — raised the prospect of a broad factional conflict in which both sides are heavily armed.

The court's decision last May to hear the Illinois consortium's appeal in this case, Solid Waste Agency v. United States Army Corps of Engineers, No. 99-1178, offered the prospect of a broad constitutional ruling that could cast doubt on an array of federal regulations.

This time it's John Starbuck at the popping crease: "Without even the prospect of a Broad-Swann century partnership (frail though that prospect be) it's no use.

But it was not clear whether Treasury officials told Mr. Lindsey that Mr. Lay had raised the prospect of a broader meltdown.

The emergence of an effective alliance between pragmatic conservatives and the reformists offers the prospect of a broader consensus at the heart of the Iranian political system.

The deputy prime minister, Barnaby Joyce, played down the prospect of a broader inquiry, noting "the wider you make it, the longer it takes".

It also raised the prospect of a broader political shift, with analysts and commentators predicting that Mr. Mofaz would be more inclined than Ms. Livni to join a governing coalition led by Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, and his right-leaning Likud Party.