Sentence examples for prospects of breaking from inspiring English sources

In their distress, some violent areas have raised a separatist cry, but their prospects of breaking away seem remote.

Last year the club recorded a loss of £66m and Gourlay admitted yesterday the prospects of breaking even in the near future are slim.

That stretched his lead to five shots, and even allowing for a couple of loose shots on the incoming stretch, there was little left do but ponder his prospects of breaking his own record-low score in a major - 19 under par at the Old Course in the 2000 Open - polish the Wannamaker Trophy and wait for the great man to arrive on the 18th green to conclude the formalities.

Not only do rates of recidivism drop significantly once women have spent time in nursery prisons, but their children's own prospects of breaking that cycle of imprisonment are also considerably brighter.

With every bout of sickness, their prospects of breaking free from the cycle of poverty dwindle.

The use of nuclear weapons -- and the prospect of breaking that taboo -- would be unnecessary.

He said, "I became totally intimidated by the prospect of breaking about 150 copyrights".

The governor of the Bank of England, Mervyn King, has raised the prospect of breaking up the big financial institutions in that country.

Convection and the prospect of breaking through the top of the PBL vary markedly across such heterogeneous landscapes.

It is a destructive and horrific stalemate, which intensified military action offers no real prospect of breaking.

Does Bolt discuss the prospect of breaking more world records with his coach, the gruffly grounded Glen Mills?