Sentence examples for prospect of striking from inspiring English sources

One person close to the talks said that for Deutsche Telekom, the prospect of striking a deal with Qwest became "just too complicated".

"I think I'd be drawn to a founder whose story somewhat parallels my own working on cool stuff from a young age and more motivated by an interest in solving hard problems than the prospect of striking it rich".

The quick-fix version of Chapter 11 may get the company back in the business of manufacturing vehicles without the prospect of striking workers.

The Syrian affair was known to only a small number of officials in Damascus, Israel, and Washington, whereas the prospect of striking Iran's nuclear program has been vigorously discussed in public.

WASHINGTON -- The prospects of striking a deal with Iran over its nuclear program appeared to brighten Saturday, with reports that Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei may be sending a top foreign policy adviser to the latest round of talks.

Air travelers still face the prospect of strikes later this year at United and American.

"Sitting down to discuss those proposals, free from the prospect of strike action, was always the only sensible way forward.

IN January, the airline industry faced the prospect of strikes at four of the country's largest carriers.

Unison, the giant public sector union, also warned of renewed industrial action over pay, raising the prospect of strikes involving a million workers.

People accessing healthcare are often at their most vulnerable and the very prospect of strikes when they should be receiving care will be deeply distressing for many".

But the Transport Workers Unionnationalal secretary, Tony Sheldon, raised the prospect of strike action unless the government worked with the airline to find ways to avoid the job losses.