Sentence examples for prospects for fixing from inspiring English sources
On the day of the Mayor's pronouncement, a technician who is working with British Petroleum to drill relief wells told the Times, in response to questions about the state of the damaged well, and about the prospects for fixing it, "No human being alive can know the answers".
Johnson admitted that "he had flattered himself for a while" with "the prospect of fixing our language" but that thereby "he had indulged expectation which neither reason nor experience could justify".
The prospect of fixing up and maintaining a terrace or balcony, for some people, is just too time-consuming or expensive.
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The prospects for VoIP and fixed wireless are great, in my view, and XO has great backing with Icahn as its chairman.
Now, the team can focus on long-term prospects instead of fixing the most prominent problems.
This is clearly a consumption incentive for those who have cash, youth, secure jobs, future job prospects or fixed incomes.
Although Republicans control both chambers in Congress, disagreements between moderates and conservatives in the party over immigration matters have hit prospects for a speedy legislative fix to the border crisis.
The long-term prospects for our business far outweigh any short-term fixes we need to make.
Absent Obama's action, the earliest prospect for a legislative fix for the eight to twelve million undocumented immigrants is in September, after the House Republican primaries.
