Sentence examples for prospect talks from inspiring English sources

Internal strife between AK's supporters and opponents may further discourage the foreign investors whom Turkey so badly needs.Although EU membership was always a distant and uncertain prospect, talks about joining the club have provided an incentive to reform and a brake on misconduct.

"But despite offering £1m for each aircraft (they were originally sold to BA by the British government for £1) sadly our friends at British Airways were having none of it - and decommissioned the planes in a way that makes any chance of them flying again an unlikely prospect!" Talking of money, let's scotch that myth that the great gas-guzzler did not make any cash for British Airways.

A sales call should be a dialogue -- with your prospect talking more than you.

However, Harding insisted that the company's cybersecurity was "head and shoulders" better than its competitors, while conceding that it would be "naive" to rule out the prospect of Talk Talk suffering a similar attack in the future.

While the Mets' prospects talk about their plans for the night, their elders compare scars and surgeries.

When he applies to Delia Bacon's work the kind of close reading that led her to conclude that frustration and lack of prospects forced Francis Bacon to take up his quill, he finds her own frustration and lack of prospects talking.

The prospect of talks with the Taliban has already resurrected old ethnic tensions; grave talk of civil war runs quietly in the corridors of diplomacy.

But at least the prospect of talk and more talk may breathe more life into the separatists' December ceasefire, which was so rudely interrupted by the bomb in Paris last month.Meanwhile, most mainlanders will doubtless shrug their shoulders.

But the prospect of talks involving the ANC makes some other politicians feel uncomfortable.

But in Zimbabwe, the prospect for talks seemed far less certain.

Israeli officials argue that a resolution recognizing a Palestinian state could complicate the prospect of talks beyond salvation.