Sentence examples for prospects going forward from inspiring English sources

To say immigration reform has uncertain prospects going forward puts it mildly.

I don't want to be a hindrance but I am excited about the club's prospects going forward.

"We're under no illusions about how tough this job is going to be but we have got fantastic spirit, fantastic fans and great prospects going forward".

Is it fair to say that Crosby's prospects going forward are much better today than they would have been if his concussion happened, say, three years ago?

When I hear those two words it is my signal to switch off and think about something more interesting, such as Preston North End's prospects going forward.

"If they want President Obama and a loss of 2 million jobs, a decline of median income in America by 10 percent, and people looking at very difficult prospects going forward, they can choose President Obama," Mr. Romney continued.

"Oil moved up with a firmer stock market and more optimistic prospects for commodities going forward," said Edward Meir, energy analyst at MF Global.

I want to ensure that our stations are well-positioned to continue their extraordinary success and participate in all of the new prospects for broadcasting going forward.

Many things can be helpful in working our way out of this Great Recession and improving the prospects of Americans going forward.

While being a C-Span reality star may clash with the image of statesman, Cruz boosted his profile among his partisan base, which can enhance his prospects in that realm going forward.

The warning comes during heightened tension over US and Israeli responses to the prospect that Iran is going forward with developing nuclear weapons.