Sentence examples for prospect of trying from inspiring English sources

That didn't sound promising, the prospect of trying to get Gary Sheffield and Hideki Matusi out with a snapping tendon.

There was no sense of fear or awe at the prospect of trying to salvage their season at Yankee Stadium.

Indeed, G20 governments now face the daunting prospect of trying to rein in the monster they have created.

Experts like Husseini are very concerned by the prospect of trying to produce 15 million barrels a day.

The next president will become the third US commander-in-chief faced with the prospect of trying to bring the conflict to a close.

While Republicans are passionate at the prospect of trying to defeat President Obama, interviews with Iowa voters suggested that they were no closer to uniting behind one candidate.

Blackpool manager Ian Holloway is bracing himself for the prospect of clubs trying to "steal" some of his players in the January transfer window.

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It comes after a report to creditors on Monday flagged the "attractive" prospect of liquidators trying to claw back about $250m in "uncommercial and director-related" payments including to Palmer's political party and investments in mines, a vintage car collection, golf courses, resorts and the tycoon's ill-fated quest to build a replica of the Titanic.

"Josh Mandel is gleeful in the prospect of $10.5 million trying to bail him out of a mediocre campaign," Redfern said.

Updated at 1.44pm BST 12.40pm BST Syria accuses west of wrecking peace prospects Syria has accused the west of trying to wreck prospects for a negotiated settlement to the conflict by threatening aggression and supporting rebel fighters.