Sentence examples for prospect of hitting from inspiring English sources

Business interests have made it clear that they're horrified at the prospect of hitting the debt ceiling.

Wall Street and the Obama administration have long thought that the prospect of hitting the debt ceiling and going into default would be so horrifying that it would lead to a resolution of the budget impasse, Bruce Bartlett writes on the Economix blog of The Times.

He won't mind the prospect of hitting his famous "stinger" shot to put his ball in play and leaving his driver largely redundant.

Unwilling to give up hope of striking oil, Higgins placed numerous ads in industrial magazines and trade journals in an effort to spark others' interests in the prospect of hitting a successful well at the site.

Yes, the prospect of hitting the mall and spending a lot of money can feel like a slog -- but if you thought of it as an opportunity to find great stuff?

With the clock ticking down on plans for a global pact to head off the worst effects of a warming world, some analysts are increasingly hopeful about the prospects of hitting that ecological-economic exacta.

The prospect of strikes hitting the BBC's coverage of chancellor George Osborne's spending review announcement next month has increased after union members voted unanimously to back industrial action unless the management tables an improved deal over staff pensions by the end of next week.

Considering the Mets' lack of hitting prospects even then, Brown would have been a welcome addition.

Its aim would be to eliminate the prospect of getting hit with outsized punitive damages or fines, and escaping payment for ecological damage that may not be apparent for many years -- amounts that might vastly exceed what BP pays.

Yet the prospect of global sales hitting 233bn litres this year brings another set of fears.

With the prospect of Mattingly becoming hitting coach uncertain, another superstar of his era, Paul Molitor, was considered to have a chance at the job.