Sentence examples for prospect of physical from inspiring English sources
"We faced the prospect of physical intimidation.
Most of the concern involves the prospect of physical attacks on the 100 or so most important central offices that route voice calls and Internet traffic.
The prospect of physical decline in the face of an unknown future represents, after all, the essence of the human condition.
There is no prospect of physical healing, for Almásy nor, by the time the atomic bombs have fallen at the end, for the world, but narrative has belated and secondary consolations of its own.
The Saudi prince, who is also the defence minister, said it was right of his country to suspend diplomatic relations with fellow Opec member and regional power rival Iran, but played down any prospects of physical conflict.
Not since the early 1970s era of Dennis Lillee has the prospect of serious physical violence injected such a powerful shot of adrenaline into the bloodstream of the Ashes.
They were combined with a sense of mischief, humour and generosity which would have been remarkable in anyone, but were exceptional in someone facing the prospect of increasing physical disability for all his adult life.
The prospect of a physical wall between the US and Mexico has already hit the country's currency and other losers will be businesses with substantial earnings in the country, such as Tate & Lyle and the Spanish bank BBVA.
As a result, the prospect of a physical division of the city may be getting closer.The sectarian violence between Shias and Sunnis (with the Kurds, for the most part, happily tucked away in their autonomous north-eastern region) got a lot worse after the bombing in February of a holy Shia shrine in Samarra, north of Baghdad.
I was excited about the prospect of getting physical books into bookstores, but I didn't relish the idea of selling my soul to achieve that.
A still shell-shocked nation seemed (alarmingly) at ease with the prospect of employing physical torture, if deemed necessary by law enforcement.
