Sentence examples for prospect of posing from inspiring English sources

In such a gloomy climate, who then is seduced by the prospect of posing for L'Uomo Vogue?

It has chipped in with £104,000 ($192,000) to pay for a development officer.In many parts of Northern Ireland, the prospect of Orangemen posing for the tourists' cameras does not seem so outlandish.

They felt that the Italian driver's performance removed any prospect of Schumacher posing any sort of threat to Alonso in the closing stages of the race and perhaps jeopardising his championship bid.

The prospect of paralyzing strikes poses an additional threat to the system this summer.

A.I.G. also faced a crisis in its financial products group through derivatives transactions with an array of banks and others worldwide, and the prospect of its failure posed a threat to the financial system.

Sometime next year the work should join the museum's famous Bruegel, "The Triumph of Death," a prospect that poses a few curatorial challenges because the new picture is so much bigger, painted differently and in much less robust condition, making the pair an odd couple.

But in Nassau, the prospect of curbing labor costs poses a particular challenge.

If nothing else, the prospect of a state funeral poses questions of protocol, like — who gets to represent the United States?

The prospect of a Departed sequel poses obvious problems for the film-makers, with most of the characters from the first movie now securely in their graves.

APM has implications for everything from medicine to economic development to climate change, and the prospect of APM-level technologies poses two basic questions for science and engineering: How would APM-level production machinery work?

The market is faltering for municipal bonds backed by revenues from the states' settlement with the tobacco companies, posing the prospect of higher costs to cash-short states.