Sentence examples for prospect to bring from inspiring English sources
The prospect to bring back biodiversity in natural ecosystems requires a detailed understanding of the evolutionary principles that allow for the diversification of lineages.
There was no recruiting trip to Cincinnati, no bonus given and no top prospect sacrificed to bring the Reds' All-Star shortstop to the Mets.
Numerous states' new budget years begin on July 1, but Minnesota now finds in an unwanted spot: the rare state facing a shutdown, a prospect certain to bring political fallout and mounting tension.
A prospect not likely to bring the disgraced golfer any comfort.
The next president will become the third US commander-in-chief faced with the prospect of trying to bring the conflict to a close.
Never go out prospecting alone; try to bring a friend, spouse or group of rock and mineral enthusiasts along.
With little prospect of being able to bring the men to trial, the government has instead opted to deport them.
"This announcement appears to change the goal posts somewhat - and one has to ask why it has taken the prospect of the Commonwealth Games to bring a sense of urgency from SNP ministers".
Developers who want to incorporate this into their apps entering a few lines of Wit.ai code; for the first time, the developers themselves do not have to be experts in the field, or face the prospect of huge expense to bring in that technical knowledge from elsewhere.
If you're going to affect your depth in the organization with one of your better pitching prospects, you've got to bring a pitcher back in the deal".
EARLIER this month, Amtrak, America's government-owned passenger rail corporation, released a plan outlining how it's going to spend $151 billion it doesn't currently have (and has no prospect of receiving anytime soon) to bring true high-speed trains to America's crucial Boston-New Boston-New York-Washington York-Washington
