Sentence examples for prospect of something from inspiring English sources

The prospect of something like Fox News being based in Britain appears to fill him with dread.

The prospect of "something bursting out from the cracks in the past and destroying everything" becomes increasingly likely.

The evening starts aimlessly but is charged with the prospect of something special -- a diamond ring and a marriage proposal.

Presumably I'm not alone in being asked to oppose something or other being built every time the prospect of something new being built arises.

If his right to visit Britain is questioned, no legislative concessions will stave off the prospect of something uncomfortably like religious conflict.

But innovations like culturomics continue to gain prominence because they extend the prospect of something like scientific progress in the study of human culture.

All of it gives me the willies, but it's always been theoretical willies as the prospects of something like these happening in my neighborhood have seemed remote.

THERE is nothing like the prospect of losing something precious to concentrate the mind.

Many, many people during the election campaign were excited about the prospect of doing something different.

For a multitude of reasons, New York offered the best prospect of recreating something similar to "Red Vienna" on American soil.

We're all very excited at the prospect of doing something other than driving when we get there.