Sentence examples for prospects lost from inspiring English sources

Lost homes, lost jobs, lost job prospects, lost savings, lost investments... these are some of the many casualties of the downturn in the national and international economies.

But it's not all bad news - even if one of their prospects lost a body part this week, their manager, Don Mattingly, got back one of his defining features, which is only fair.

In many cases, players who were once considered organizations' top prospects lose their luster when the transition to the big leagues does not lead to immediate production.

But (unintelligible) in places like this are, you know, passing accreditation with flying colors, we have prospects losing some credibility.

Even more important is the prospect of lost foreign investment.

Indeed, the balloon of unrealistic prospects is losing air.

Prosecutors were amenable to a deal, by one account, because "prospects of losing at trial were very good".

The private prison industry faced prospects of losing big federal government contracts under President Barack Obama and Democratic presidential candidate Hillary Clinton.

Hence behavior is driven more by the prospect of winning than the prospect of losing.

Banks see a way to retain otherwise lost prospects.

The prospect of losing the entire season looms ever larger.