Sentence examples for prospects emerge from inspiring English sources

Meanwhile funds from the European Union will ensure similar prospects emerge for Angola's children in 30 other municipalities across the country, where returning refugees will be a priority.

More reasons for shareholders to be pessimistic about Facebook's prospects emerged on Monday.

As the light faded, a couple of younger prospects emerged with luminous promise in the gloaming.

"I have combed through the amateur register and check every fight roster," she says, with no punchable prospects emerging.

For a good 20 minutes, as this prospect emerges, Rise is a very promising film.

Slowly, a chilling prospect emerges that British politics, our relationship with Europe and the future of our economy, were all transformed following a contest that wasn't a fair fight.

That prospect emerged Monday when Britain, Spain and the United States were forced to withdraw a joint resolution before the Security Council that sought authorization for military action against Iraq but that failed to gain the necessary backing.

Some prospects might emerge from this group, Hallenbeck said, but it will take time.

McEachran is regarded as one of the best prospects to emerge from the club's youth academy in recent years.

"Elliot Kear is one of the most exciting young rugby league prospects to emerge from the union heartland of South Wales," said Bulls chairman Peter Hood.

One of the hottest prospects to emerge for treating Fragile X syndrome is a class of drugs that block a receptor in the brain called metabotropic glutamate receptor 5 (mGluR5).