Sentence examples for prospects of being from inspiring English sources

An aged dinosaur, the prospects of being rehired were nil.

Others criticise to raise the prospects of being co-opted.

He said the government had "reduced the [UK's] prospects of being a world leader in green technology".

Asked about Jones's prospects of being available for selection for the World Cup, Giggs said: "I don't know.

Your correspondent is particularly excited by the prospects of being able to communicate remotely with his lights at home via Wi-Fi and the internet.

The prospects of being drawn into an election-year confirmation brawl could deter some who might be considered as Mr. Geithner's successor.

The prospect of being finished with something, soon, is enticing.

What did she think about the prospect of being frozen?

"It has the prospect of being quite cheap".

It is indifferent to the prospect of being pulverized.

And I didn't see any prospect of being happy.