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Discover LudwigThe phrase "prospect that" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It is usually used to introduce a possibility or likelihood of something happening. Example: The prospect that they might win the game boosted their spirits.
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It's not a prospect that pleases him.
That's the prospect that has so energized Ms. Anderson.
As a promising future prospect, that would be fine.
It is a prospect that terrifies the country's rulers.
Yet, is a prospect that arrives almost unremarked.
It's a prospect that should make us all shiver.
It is a prospect that fills Koutouraki with alarm.
That is the prospect that caused Tuesday's market euphoria.
It is a prospect that fills the Liverpudlian with glee.
It is not a prospect that concerns him, however.
Though a distant prospect, that would be another game changer.
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