Sentence examples for prospects for becoming from inspiring English sources

Yet, with his contract with the Washington Wizards about to expire, Collins's prospects for becoming the first openly gay athlete to actually play in the N.B.A. were uncertain.

Satya D. Pradhuman, head of small-cap research at Merrill Lynch, talked last week about the Lilliputians and their prospects for becoming bigger.

On "Fox News Sunday," Senator Marco Rubio, Republican of Florida and a supporter of Mr. Romney's, will talk about Hispanic voters and his prospects for becoming his party's vice presidential pick.

But the bill's prospects for becoming law are uncertain at best because Congress may not get the opportunity to override President Clinton's threatened veto before lawmakers adjourn for the year.

4 20 p.m. | Updated President Obama came to the defense of Susan E. Rice, his embattled ambassador to the United Nations, on Wednesday even as she came under fire from another Republican senator and saw her prospects for becoming secretary of state further clouded.

A society could in theory perfectly satisfy careers open to talents while the position in the social hierarchy into which an individual is born entirely determines the prospects for becoming qualified for desirable competitive posts and being selected to fill them.

With bad news continuing, and the prospects for recovery becoming an increasingly steep challenge, the Bank of Thailand cut the country's economic growth forecast for 2011 to 2.6 percent from 4.1 percent.

It helped destroy Andrew M. Cuomo's prospects of becoming a nominee for governor.

The questions concerning City's prospects of becoming the champion for the first time since 1968 have not been about money or player recruitment since the Abu Dhabi royal family purchased the club three seasons ago.

The bill faced meager prospects of becoming law.

In December the prince told reporters he was "thrilled" at the prospect of becoming a grandfather for the first time.