Sentence examples for prospect of thousands from inspiring English sources

Most schools remained open, however, including many with higher than normal absentee rates, raising the prospect of thousands more children circulating in public during the day.

He has vastly improved the life chances of about 1,500 kids so far, with the prospect of thousands more to come.

The move was a staggering blow to Zambia, which is one of the world's poorest countries and now faces the prospect of thousands of lost jobs.

Back in December, I wrote a column about Nigel Warren, who was facing the prospect of thousands of dollars in fines from New York City for renting his room in a two-bedroom apartment out on Airbnb.

Certainly they would have made me, unsure of my ambitions and intimidated by the prospect of thousands of pounds worth of debt, think twice, if not run a mile.

The prospect of thousands of lawsuits brought by relatives of those who died on the ground in the World Trade Center and at the Pentagon has panicked insurers and frightened off lenders, airline executives say.

In "Crisis in Black and White," he explored the nation's long history of racial oppression and its dire effects on the economic, social and educational prospects of 20th-century blacks.

The scope of this belated next book moves from one strike to the entirety of post-9/11 world history, with chapters on liberal interventionism and the war on terror, the rise of neoliberalism and its 2008 bankruptcy, the prospects of "21st-century socialism" and the contemporary Arab revolt.

Until now the prospect of the 21st century and third millennium had not evoked much comment at the Metropolitan Museum of Art.

The imminent prospect of a 33rd cap is as sweet as any of the previous 32, as the 28-year-old freely admits.

In this episode, Jez was struggling to keep pace with his drug-guzzling younger boyfriend and facing the prospect of his 40th birthday with some apprehension: "40 is basically 50 and 50 is dead".