Sentence examples for prospects for a return from inspiring English sources

Prospects for a return to civilian rule appeared promising in early 1966.

The inaugural race last year was initially considered a success, but budgetary fallout cast doubt on the event's prospects for a return.

Now the boom that wasn't has gone bust — and Americans, understandably, have lost confidence in the prospects for a return to real prosperity.

Speaking to central bankers and economists, Mr. Bernanke said, "the prospects for a return to growth in the near term appear good".

Indeed, the question of why a civilization that had printing six hundred years before Gutenberg slumped in the fifteenth century runs like a central nerve through China's analysis of its past and its prospects for a return to greatness.

WITH so few prospects for a return to peace talks, there is a certain cold realism in staying on the sidelines until something changes, most likely the Palestinian leadership.

Economists and political analysts said there was not much prospect for a return to Mr. Koizumi's style of charismatic leadership short of a comeback by Mr. Koizumi himself, which few here expect.

For two years since an earthquake set off a tsunami that caused the disaster at the nuclear plant, the church's 150 parishioners have had little respite, first fleeing radiation from the plant, then seeking a more permanent place to reassemble as prospects dimmed for a return home.

The New Zealand assistant coach, Wayne Smith, would not be attracted by the post, he thought, while the prospect of a return for 2003 World Cup winner Sir Clive Woodward in a supervisory role would create an intriguing dynamic if Jones took the job.

Alderson was much less optimistic, though, about the prospect of a return this season for first baseman Ike Davis, who has been out with a bone bruise in his left ankle since May, when he was involved in a freak collision with David Wright.

Ed Miliband held out the prospect of a return to frontline politics for his older brother, David, last night, admitting that the quality of Labour's top team had been hit hard by the departure of a "massive talent" to the back benches.