Sentence examples for prospect of children from inspiring English sources

Or, when there's no need for contraception, or no prospect of children wandering in, at any rate less anxious?

In a speech yesterday, which he declined to apologize for on "Today," he talked about the prospect of children being "brainwashed".

Either way, children -- or the prospect of children -- seem to heighten whatever insecurities and conflicts lie just beneath the hard-won equilibrium of unequal incomes.

The president of the NSW Council for Civil Liberties, Stephen Blanks, said the prospect of children having to register to practise their religion during school was "thoroughly alarming".

Asked about the prospect of children being killed, he is alleged to have initially replied: "Yes, that is what I am looking for".

Should parents ever worry about Minecraft? asks whether Minecraft is entirely healthy for kids, from addiction and lessening interest in the real world through to the prospect of "children being digitally mugged" by other players.

She had come to America, lured from her home in Mangalore, India, by the prospect of child care work that would pay prevailing wages and offer weekends off.

- Special national measures:  Concerned about the prospect of child trafficking from the tsunami zone, Indonesia put a temporary moratorium on children under 16 from Aceh traveling outside the country without a parent.

Elsewhere, however, the prospects of children born today varies hugely depending on where they are born and grow up.

Do We Have to Move?," by Michael Winerip (On Education column, Jan . 31, about one Ohio community in crisis, was a heartbreaking snapshot of the eroding prospects of children in middle-class families.

Mr. Larkin's career in education began in the classrooms of NYC and took him to the NYC Board of Education where for 35 years he sought to improve the educational prospects of children from underserved communities.