Sentence examples for prospect that you from inspiring English sources

"We don't have big elections, because there is every prospect that you can win by thinking small".

Like everybody else, everybody in the private sector knows that there's some prospect that you might lose your job".

Sad at the prospect that you might never see a taut, oiled, lithe young naked body again?

And we will leave the Iraqi people with a hard-earned opportunity to live a better life – that is your achievement; that is the prospect that you have made possible.

Aubrey Matshiqi, a research fellow at the Helen Suzman Foundation, said: "When you are not in power, when there is no prospect that you are going to be elected, you can afford to be as leftwing as you want.

"There is no reasonable prospect that you will be able to correct the deficiencies," Mr. Hespe wrote in a letter delivered yesterday to Martin Brown, chairman of the school's board of trustees.

The play is of course the Thornton Wilder classic, a prospect that may make you want to sink through your seat before you see the sharp kids, joy in their eyes, assessing the easy metaphor in Wilder's work.

Though you do want to be seen as a romantic prospect, that does not mean you want her to see you as a sharper, snazzier, version of her current boyfriend.

Instead of a cozy, familial bond, intimacy with another person is portrayed as a terrifying prospect that involves: Someone to need you too much, Someone to know you too well, Someone to pull you up short And put you through hell.

Pity the prospect that peaks too soon.

It's a prospect that leaves Mr. Gibbons genuinely hopeful.