Sentence examples for prospects because of from inspiring English sources

"It's not just me – it's thousands of young carers in the same, and a lot worse, position who just don't have any prospects because of it," she says.

Donnie Walsh, president of the Indiana Pacers, said there was a tendency to tear down the games of American prospects because of familiarity.

He said he was optimistic about the company's prospects because of an increase of annual capital expenditures from $21 billion in 2007 to around $35 billion currently, along with its aggressive acquisition of oil and gas acreage.

Children from similar backgrounds with similar abilities, but who happen to be born in different regions and attend different schools and colleges, can end up with widely different prospects because of the variable quality of their education".

With much of Europe still caught in an economic slump and several countries weighing down the bloc's growth prospects because of huge sovereign debt problems of their own, E.U. officials are starting to circulate proposals for fixing this comparatively simple problem, in hopes of yielding a quick, cost-free stimulus to Europe's financial health.

By starting to sell off his $1 billion bet on Ford, an investment that is now worth less than $300 million, the financier Kirk Kerkorian joined the growing ranks of investors who have soured on Detroit's prospects because of plummeting sales and mounting losses.

Andrew Luck has been hailed as a once-in-a-generation prospect because of his physical tools and mental dexterity.

The numbers raise the possibility of reintroductions if habitats can be found, a difficult prospect because of China's large population.

The trails run along a rock ridge that basically bisects Connecticut, and developers have eyeballed the ridge as a building prospect because of its sweeping views.

"People get up and look at their players' stats every day, and root for them as they go through the minor leagues," said Newsom, who is considered only a marginal major league prospect because of his below-average fastball.

Skillful DPPs represent a very challenging prospect because of the complexities associated with precipitation predictions.