Sentence examples similar to prospect of take from inspiring English sources
Sony also licenses TiVo technology for its DVRs, but, in Japan, does not even use the TiVo brand.Once TiVo-like functions are wrapped into the new all-in-one set-top boxes, and once the price of those upmarket boxes comes down, the prospect of take-up will improve.
The prospect of taking on more troubled members is not an appealing one.
The prospect of taking office as unionism's champion appears to be an appealing one.
The prospect of taking that gavel now no doubt seems particularly redemptive.
We feel no hesitation about the prospect of taking money -- lots of it -- from Libya.
Pattinson says he initially found the prospect of taking on the character to be extremely daunting.
The prospect of taking over from David Edgar is "totally daunting," she says.
Disgust is revulsion at the prospect of taking decaying animal products into the body, she says.
Perhaps he was still preoccupied by the prospect of taking his 100th Test wicket.
The prospect of taking a second shot at the Lions was all the incentive Smith needed.
She smiles when she talks about the prospect of taking Trump's deposition in the matter.
