Sentence examples for prospects of a continued from inspiring English sources

Some analysts and Afghan politicians have said Karzai is using the assembly for political cover so that he cannot be accused of unilaterally agreeing to a deal with the U.S. A collapse of the security agreement would likely end any prospects of a continued NATO mission after 2014.

Again, that speaks very well to the prospects of a continued Apple/Verizon relationship going forward especially if it was actually Verizon that was willing to give something back.

And because the prospect of a continued divided government makes short-run legislative progress unlikely on other fronts, why not pick this low-hanging fruit right now?

"The impact of a weather-battered first quarter and the increasing prospect of a continued weak economy now force us to be more prudent in our annual guidance," Anthony Cuti, chairman and chief executive, said.

Republicans fault Mr. Spano for what they consider a lack of bold initiatives and believe his budgets teeter on the uncertain prospect of a continuing good economy.

But distribution group Bunzl fell 39p to £18.52 on signs of slowing growth - especially in North America - and the prospect of a continuing acquisition spree.

Allenby, faced with the resignation of the government and the prospect of a continuing military campaign to put down a countrywide rebellion, released Zaghlūl and his associates in an attempt to appease Egyptian opinion.

South Africans were said to be the most pessimistic about their education system, the most worried about the shortage of engineers, and the most concerned about the prospect of a continuing brain drain.What to do?

Tonight, the news anchors seemed more convinced themselves of their repeated pronouncements that the evening's developing story, the prospect of a continuing race on both sides, was "exciting".

Americans are marrying later--many not at all--leading to the prospect of a continuing decline in the national birth rate that will accelerate as we curtail immigration.

Mr. Thiel is bullish about the prospects of continued price increases in fashionable parts of the central area, estimating that there could be annual price increases of 3 to 5 percent, depending on the performance of the European economy.