Sentence examples for prospect of presenting from inspiring English sources

It is easy to feel overwhelmed by the prospect of presenting at a job interview, and even a little intimidated.

The UK prime minister, Gordon Brown, tonight held out the prospect of presenting his own slimmed-down agreement if the UN climate talks in Copenhagen remained unresolved by the end of the evening.

He finished 420 pages of orchestral full score but, by 1930, perhaps daunted by the sheer scale of the work and by the prospect of presenting his masterpiece to a public he suspected would be indifferent to it, he had destroyed all but 80 of those pages.

The first has to do with the subject matter of logic, something which needs to be identified if there is any prospect of presenting logic as a science (something most parties to the debate at least claim to want).

Partly, because I thought it could be funny to be on TV and partly, because I found the prospect of presenting my culinary vision to my home country, exciting.

Looking back after retirement, Lamb wrote, "No prospect of emancipation presented itself.

Moreover, the excellent mechanical properties including high ultimate strength and stretch limits indicate the potential promising prospect of the presented TIM.

Finally the current challenges and future prospects of present biological carriers are discussed.

The pressures of ecosystem decline, pollution and resource depletion have become immense, drawing down on the economic prospects of present and future generations.

At the same time, her openness about her sometimes harrowing experiences offers a living example of hope, the prospect she presents of recovery from suicidal depression and disabling mental illness, aided by medication adjustments, that is drawn from her own life.

"I don't think past Labour leaders should use their influence to injure the prospect of the present ones".