Sentence examples for prospects of changing from inspiring English sources

BE RADICALLY PRAGMATIC Hybrid leaders tend to be hopeful about the prospects of changing the world because of their view of human nature.

But it's terrible for the prospects of changing disastrous U.S. policies towards the Palestinians for Dennis to be standing alone.

Meanwhile, only the three debates hold out any prospect of changing the course of the race.

Even Shakespeare is not pleased at the prospect of changing the ending.

Defenders appear energized at the prospect of changing the momentum, and the offenses seem bashful, afraid of losing the initiative.

Seeing that I was annoyed at the prospect of changing the tire, he offered to give me a hand.

But it now faces the prospect of changing into the clothes of the administration's ardent defender.

Yet we all now have to go through it again with the prospect of changing few, if any, minds.

Second, they have extreme inertia — there is no real prospect of changing their trajectories in less than 20 to 50 years.

They saw it as a delaying tactic, and one that could end any prospect of changing the House of Lords for a generation.

HEIGHTS Chris Terrio's debut feature follows five characters over the course of a fall day during which they individually face the prospect of changing their lives.