Sentence examples for prospects for earning from inspiring English sources

Prospects for earning a decent living are slight.

YANGON, Myanmar — When Wah Nu and Tun Win Aung graduated with arts degrees from a Myanmar university in 1998, they had few prospects for earning a living as artists.

Your best prospects for earning a little extra cash is now, not later. .

Losses to both No. 8 Duke and the Tar Heels spelled doom for the Terps' prospects of earning one of the top two seeds in the A.C.C. tournament.

If a further trial goes well, Oxitec will apply for its first commercial licence which offers the prospect of earning money for the first time in the company's history.

But the Australian has refused to discuss his prospects of earning the job permanently.

The prospect of earning money for songs that are now being illegally downloaded is, of course, what drew labels to the start-up.

The benefits of stronger I.P. protection are even less convincing when it comes to copyright: there's little evidence that writers and artists are made more productive or creative by the prospect of earning profits for seventy years after they die, and the historical record suggests only a tenuous connection between stronger I.P. laws and creative output.

WASHINGTON — When Congress passed the health care law, it envisioned doctors and hospitals joining forces, coordinating care and holding down costs, with the prospect of earning government bonuses for controlling costs.

The 2010 health care law has prompted a frenzy of activity as hospitals buy up doctor practices or form joint ventures to coordinate care, with the prospect of earning government bonuses for controlling costs.

But even those with substantial savings face the prospect of earning dismally low returns on stocks and bonds for years to come.