Sentence examples for prospect of knowing from inspiring English sources

Despite the fable, politicians aren't so gloomy about the prospect of knowing what makes us happy – but substitute "happy" with the compound noun "wellbeing".

For local ranchers, whose livelihood depends on whether they can sell a healthy animal, the prospect of knowing which cattle will fare better can be the line between profit and hard times.

Still, the prospect of knowing about one's genes and the disease risks they confer can conjure up fears of discrimination from employers and insurance companies.

Antiviral drugs must be given early in the course of infection to reduce symptoms (maximum 48 hours) and before any prospect of knowing the sensitivity of the virus [ 33, 34].

They are out of the present formulation of modern science....Nor do we know, or have any prospect of ever knowing, why there is a Universe.

"The prospect of him knowing where I lived was not out of the question," she said.

The prospect of not knowing a winner has raised worries of fraud or violence, though there were no reports of either.

We've been all hot and bothered about the prospect of truly knowing the unknowable, to borrow a phrase from Donald Rumsfeld.

With the intention of knowing the main architecture of the palaeo-lagoon, geophysical prospecting with GPR and resistivity was carried out.

That was said with a smile, though there is angst in Munich at the prospect of a trophyless season even if Bayern will at least have the consolation of knowing they will compete in the Champions League again next term.

There is no way of knowing whether Clinton, dressed in Kelly green, felt any distaste at the prospect of sharing a table with Adams.