Sentence examples for prospects for decent from inspiring English sources

"After five years of falling living standards, the prospects for decent pay rises have just got a whole lot worse".

Prospects for decent long-term survival are not high unless there is a significant change of course.

The amount you earn is so small you could never justify going to college," said Sum, who is concerned with the proliferation of graduates entering the job market with huge amounts of debt and few prospects for decent employment.

RARELY have the prospects for a decent deal between Israelis and Palestinians looked so bleak.

Their prospects for a decent job are small, even if they are ready to "work hard and play by the rules".

Whoever wins, the prospects for a decent settlement for the Tamils, most of whom shunned the Tigers but nurture legitimate grievances, seem remote.The danger to Mr Rajapaksa does not stem from Sinhalese voters' sympathy for foreign criticism of him.

We know this much about Elizabeth Olsen's prospects for a decent film career from "Silent House," the new horror movie in which she stars: She does "terrified" pretty convincingly, and she looks great by lantern light.

Prospects for a decent pension may be grim for all, due to financial and demographic crises, but they are far grimmer for women, who not only earn less, but retire five years earlier then men (60 and 65 respectively).

When Congo's economy nose-dived and Kinshasa's once thriving music industry fell to ruin as a result, many of its music performers and producers emigrated to cities like Nairobi where the demand for Congolese bands was high, as were the prospects for a decent living.

Some of these individual islands might be quite unpleasant by liberal standards; what makes the archipelago liberal overall is that each community guarantees its dissenting members the right to exit (which might have a high price, if former members have nowhere to go with any prospect for a decent life).

When Mohamed Bouazizi set himself on fire in December 2010, in an act that ignited youth driven revolution across Tunisia and throughout the Arab world, he was rallying against a system that was not only corrupt and repressive but which offered little prospect of decent jobs for young people like himself.