Sentence examples for prospect raised from inspiring English sources
That is the scariest prospect raised by China's objections this week to the European Union's new plan for controlling greenhouse-gas emissions from aeroplanes.
That prospect raised fears that Syria was heading into the kind of chaos and bloodletting that plagued Iraq and served as a training ground for terrorists.
The anarchy of the book's title is a prospect raised once the message is deciphered; it appears to signal an imminent military coup.
His son, Marvin Jr., 6 feet 11 inches, was an outstanding basketball prospect, raised by his maternal grandparents in Greensboro, N.C., after Webster and his wife, Mederia, divorced.
They said that no matter which party ended up controlling the House and the Senate, the margins between majority and minority were going to be much closer, making legislative progress difficult — a prospect raised by Mr. Obama himself on Saturday.
(In the offending exchange, Franzen was not at all intent upon dissing Winfrey; he was addressing the prospect, raised by the interviewer, that some readers would be turned off by the Oprah seal of approval.
Indeed, that prospect raises an intriguing thought.
But the prospect raises strong emotions, nonetheless.
But the prospect raises some interesting questions.
This prospect raises profound questions about our political system.
According to American and TPG, that prospect raises the total value of their offer to $1.8 billion.
