Sentence examples for prospects of action from inspiring English sources

Despite the UK parliament voting against taking action against the Syrian government, investors remain cautious about the prospects of action in the area.

Marchers said the prospect of action in Washington had created an upbeat mood.

Hadi, who normally rejoiced at the prospect of action, was in a grim mood.

There is also the prospect of action by the Bank of England to soften any blow to either consumer or business confidence.

But there is some prospect of action this year on a few big issues, including adding prescription drug coverage to Medicare.

Yet a large part of Britain's military, diplomatic and intelligence establishment also responded to the prospect of action against Mr Assad with a marked lack of enthusiasm.

Paul Ashworth, chief United States economist at Capital Economics, said the prospect of action was not "the near-certainty that some commentators seem to believe".

That statement took on greater significance on Wall Street after the minutes hinted at the more unnerving prospect of action as early as June.

Initially the only prospect of action was in Cuba, where he spent a couple of months of leave reporting the Cuban war of independence from Spain for the Daily Graphic (London).

While Europe remains a pressure point with audits showing that Spanish lenders may need another $78 billion, it was the prospect of action by Moody's that appeared to be weighing on the bank stocks.

Cases are also pending in five other states, and like the tire recall, Ford faces the prospect of action abroad, where tens of millions of autos are on the roads with the ignition part affixed to the distributor.