Sentence examples for prospects apart from inspiring English sources

Valino, who had few job prospects apart from painting nails for the equivalent of a couple of dollars, originally intended to take Sergio up on her offer.

— The first day the kicking instructor Nick Gancitano worked with a skinny teenager named Blair Walsh on a high school field near Walsh's home in Boca Raton, Fla., Gancitano noticed something that set the young prospect apart from others.

He seemed undaunted by the prospect; apart from some headaches due to his medications and some occasional spells of fatigue, he remarked that he felt well enough to do just about anything.

Both players had battled significant injury and fitness problems during their time on tour, but their future prospects were worlds apart.

But faced with the prospect of sitting apart, "I said, 'Fine, just do it,' " she said.

The couple have been together for seven years and can't face the prospect of being apart.

The result is an 0-4 sthat that underscores the need to give younger players more playing time and heightens the prospect of ripping apart a large segment of the team after the season.

Fans of shows with deep and complex mythologies may already be starting to salivate at the prospect of picking apart the clues to try and find out what might really be going on with Michael Britten.

It can be found anywhere from supermarket shelves to the finest tea rooms in the land, but I had always been so intimidated by the assembly, and the prospect of it falling apart, that I had avoided it.

My husband, on the other hand, had only the prospect of our living apart and the weighty responsibility of finding a job near me.

There were a good few city workers milling around looking a bit worried by the prospect of being pulled apart by unclean-looking people and then having the pictures splashed all over The Guardian website.