Sentence examples for prospect of both from inspiring English sources

The prospect of both in my sons' future makes my stomach lurch more than any game.

For the young, in particular, technology offers the prospect of both personal and national salvation.

The prospect of both men at the crease is among the most mouth-watering in county cricket this summer.

We are faced with the prospect of both the Council of the European Union and the European parliament being dominated by the right for the next five years.

The earliest Puritan settlers saw in the awe-inspiring bounty of the American wilderness the prospect of both apocalypse and paradise.

With first semester just getting under way at most colleges, bringing with it the certain prospect of both academic and social pressure, The Times decided to undertake an experiment in quality control of the current offerings.

The outcome significantly weakened the presidential prospects of both Mr. Daschle and Mr. Gephardt in 2004, top Democratic handicappers said.

Antitrust questions could be raised, but political issues could be overshadowed by the precarious financial prospects of both automakers.

By Robin Wright July 14, 2016 Presidential elections in the United States and Iran complicate the prospects of both the nuclear deal and a Boeing sale.

Presidential elections in the United States and Iran complicate the prospects of both the nuclear deal and the Boeing sale.

For some housing providers, exploring new ways of working means looking at the longer-term prospects of both investment in the community as well as new homes.