Sentence examples for prospect of staging from inspiring English sources
After last week's unrest the authorities dismissed the prospect of staging a revolution through social-networking sites as a "childish prank".
The prospect of staging world-class soccer in bone-melting heat prompted two proposals still under discussion: changing the World Cup to winter, or air-conditioning all of Qatar's dozen or so giant stadiums.
While lyric theatres around the world might quake at the prospect of staging Wagner's Ring Cycle – the expense, the pressure, the "controversial productions" - a converted barn in the Cotswold countryside is simply getting on with it, opera by opera, building up to the complete tetralogy for next year's Wagner bicentenary.
Rod Dixon, artistic director of the Leeds-based radical theatre company Red Ladder, is among those facing the prospect of staging smaller shows.
For England and the Football Association, it opens up the enticing prospect of staging the Euro 2020 final without the risk of having to launch another expensive and high-profile bidding campaign.
In those parts of the country where they predominate, the prospects of staging the elections look fair.
The first was shot in two locations in Brazil, in Pelourinho, the historic city centre of Salvador, and in a favela of Rio de Janeiro called Dona Marta, where the state authorities had tried to ban all production over fears the video would damage their image, the area and prospects of Rio de Janeiro staging the 2004 Olympics.
However, the Congo-Brazzaville international insists there is no prospect of black players staging a protest by boycotting matches following Landscrona's open letter.
The prospect of the stage play translated for television has long made me somnolent.
At the start of her pro career, she was terrified at the prospect of standing on a stage, in front of thousands of people.
Now we're all following suit, seduced by the buzz of a dozen retweets - and the prospect of sharing the same grand stage with our leaders, idols, friends and foes.
