Sentence examples for prospect of one from inspiring English sources

They were also faced with the mortifying prospect of one of their most senior figures being put on trial.

It won't make much difference to them how many times one says, get Trump or Cruz, and you get the nightmarish prospect of one, two, maybe even three more Scalia or Clarence Thomas types on the Supreme Court.

However, like Favre, Lemieux and Jordan before him, Donovan is also driven by the prospect of one more championship – and that quest began in seven short minutes on Sunday night.

The RIM employees on-stage let out a joyous yelp at the prospect of "one stop shopping," and with good reason.

Three months on, there has been no official Vatican investigation and is no prospect of one.

Also, the prospect of one meal a day attracts them.

For a start, there is no vaccine and no immediate prospect of one.

But even the prospect of one night of camping terrified me.

Moreover, the prospect of one-on-one negotiations could put Mr. Romney in an awkward spot, since he has opposed allowing Iran to enrich uranium to any level — a concession that experts say will probably figure in any deal on the nuclear program.

With the Liberal Democrats in such obvious disarray, some now fear Japan faces the prospect of one-party rule by the Democrats.

They said they hoped their findings would encourage out-of-shape people daunted at the prospect of one-hour or even half-hour workouts.