Sentence examples for prospect of purchase from inspiring English sources

Each year the whole squad has to begin again, with no-one certain of their place in a specific boat until the coaches decide, but surely there is little prospect of Purchase and Hunter being split up when the World Cup line-up is announced in April?

People from all over the world came to Griqualand West to seek their fortune; between 1871 and 1875 more than 50,000 Africans from all over the subcontinent came each year, many of them lured by the prospect of purchasing firearms.

Equally compelling is the prospect of a purchase by Russian investor Alexander Mamut.

Blockbuster has broached the prospect of a purchase for $6 to $8 a share but has made no firm offer.

The prospect of fewer purchases by the Fed sent investors fleeing from all sorts of bonds — municipals, United States Treasury securities, corporate bonds, foreign government debt and high-yield bonds.

Mr. McTeer said the markets had made too much of the prospect of additional asset purchases.

Stocks closed mixed Wednesday as markets focused on the prospect of new bond purchases by the Federal Reserve and earnings reports, which have generally exceeded forecasts for the third quarter.

Richard W. Fisher, president of the Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas, told reporters Wednesday after a speech in Texas that the prospect of additional asset purchases was "a fantasy of Wall Street," according to wire services.

To maintain its hold on western governments, the Saudi regime continues to hold out the prospect of lucrative arms purchases, such as the recent reconfirmed billion-dollar deal with BAE Systems to supply Eurofighter Typhoon jets.

Ignoring the plan it laid out in June could compromise the credibility of its other promises, such as its commitment not to raise short-term interest rates until unemployment falls at least to 6.5%.But the mere prospect of fewer bond purchases has already brought a sharp tightening in financial conditions.

"What we are seeing is the prospect of the asset purchases from the Fed is putting downward pressure on the dollar, and very steady downward pressure on interest rates particularly on the first 10 years of the Treasury curve," Mr. Tipp said.