Sentence examples for prospect of a plan from inspiring English sources

Analysts stressed the fragility of investors' confidence, and some voiced concern that optimism about the prospect of a plan could fade when its specifics were hammered out.

Tories are concerned that a public backlash could wreck any prospect of a coherent plan for leaving the EU (a plan that remains as devoid of structure as the blank canvases offered up as art in the 1960s by the American Robert Rauschenberg).

Or, they put it off because they feel overwhelmed by the prospect of putting a plan together.

In an interview with The Calvert Journal, Ivan Kolpakov, co-founder of the Meduza Project, was reticent about the prospect of a contingency plan in case the website is banned in Russia: "We are thinking about a backup plan in case this happens all the time and we do have some ideas.

Rumors surfaced that General Yang had privately raised the prospect of a succession plan without the likes of Mr. Jiang, who at the time was displaying lukewarm support for market-oriented reforms.

The prospect of a new plan, which emerged during a weekend of meetings of world leaders in Washington and after some urging by the United States, seemed to represent a realization that Europe had to do something to bring itself back from the brink.

"I think the prospect of a militarised plan to strengthen the Colombian military at a time when peace was being negotiated tilted the balance of power towards the military," Ms Bouvier said.

The prospects of such a plan in the House are not as clear.

At stake is the prospect of a new bailout plan for the debt-ridden country.

But it's no use whining (sorry, Senator Gramm) about the prospect of a financial rescue plan.

Plus the prospect of a government-run plan competing with private insurers is surely dead.