Sentence examples for prospect of order from inspiring English sources

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As he faced the bleak prospect of ordering Christmas layoffs at his family firm of two generations, he wrote a last message: "Sorry, I cannot take it anymore".

However, there might be an elegant middle way to appeal to those tender consciences that cannot or will not face the prospect of ordering the release of an intercontinental nuclear-armed ballistic missile.

A week had also changed the prospect of ordering takeout; it was now less the emergency Seconal borrowed from a worldly friend and more the first step of a downward spiral ending who knows where.

But neither the Delhi state government's bus service nor private bus owners took much notice, and manufacturers of CNG engines and conversion kits did not gear up production lines, because there was little prospect of orders.Judges in India often relax their rulings if those involved are showing sincerity of purpose.

Tube Lines backed the prospect of Bolt ordering LU to find the missing £400m.

Failure to do so will undermine trust and raise the prospect of court orders and Justice Department intervention.

Fortunately, given the vast amount of beauties on offer, I can afford to forget about "Megan Evans" and concentrate instead on the delightful prospect of newly ordered "Black Prince" (£4.75) pushing up between the ferns next June.

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Can we convince the tired and manipulated crowds that we are not only ready to undermine the existing order, to engage in provocative acts of resistance, but also to offer the prospect of a new order?

Another, confronted with the prospect of a restraining order, laments, "The law sides with the leavers".