Sentence examples for prospect of attending from inspiring English sources

A weakened Syrian opposition faced the prospect of attending a conference to negotiate with representatives of a reinvigorated Assad government.

Though unfamiliar with Formula One, Mr. Padin was enthusiastic about the prospect of attending the Grand Prix of America.

Several student-athletes said the prospect of attending Tulane at such a momentous time was a major draw.

The prospect of attending was enough to persuade some claimants to get a job.Even so, the record of such "active" labour-market policies is mostly dispiriting.

On the prospect of attending his first American football game: "I enjoy sports and events, and I hear it's a big party.

He couldn't face the prospect of attending the jobcentre every two to three days with his difficulties and when he is hearing voices".

Republicans have accused Obama of using Thursday's summit as political theater, and they had raised the prospect of not attending.

Inquiries were made through official channels about the prospect of Murphy attending West Point upon his return to the United States, but he never enrolled.

In particular, unlike a privately funded human capital contract, Oregon's PIF would not yield information about future labor income prospects of graduates attending different universities and pursuing different types of degrees.

Speculation is growing that Malick's latest feature, The Tree of Life, will be selected for the competition at the 63rd Cannes film festival, raising the prospect of the director attending the May event in person.

But the prospect of the PYD attending the Geneva talks has angered Turkey, which views the PYD as the Syrian branch of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party, which has waged a more than three-decade war against the Turkish state.