Sentence examples for prospects after that from inspiring English sources

In 2011 recession is likely, and growth prospects after that look poor.

Palace could have been subdued by misgivings about their prospects after that incident, but they responded impressively and with the maximum vehemence.

Their comments reveal a military worried about its prospects after strikes that could reshape the battlefield in a war that has already killed more than 100,000 people and driven a third of the population of 22 million from their homes.

After a year of having their loyalty tested the group would have had the chance to become prospects and after that, gain official status.

BridgeU sells its platform into schools (currently it expects to reach 15,000 students by the end of 2015) and builds a profile around the student that will help them literally work out the "ROI" of a course with an institution, and what the job prospects are after that course.

Although the Brazilian economy is on course to grow by 5-6% in 2010, an election year, and perhaps in 2011 as well, more cautious analysts suggest that prospects for the economy could deteriorate after that.

We face the prospect after November, that is, of a Romney-initiated arms race, one entirely driven by a Republican misreading of the state of our contemporary military condition and our foreign policy stance.

The prospects for new refinery capacity coming online this year, next year or the year after that are slim to none.

This damaged the prospect of him having a long career at Inter, but he did make several appearances after that.

One of Mr. Godfrey's priorities is recruiting new businesses, an effort that became much easier, he said, after prospects learned that Ogden was to be an Olympic city.

What is more worrying for his World Cup prospects is that after his knee operation, Shah looks laboured and ponderous in the field.