Sentence examples for prospects of producing from inspiring English sources

Faced with the United States industry opposition, some supporters of the proposals are worried about the prospects of producing meaningful changes.

This regional approach - which is in keeping with the spirit and purpose of both the 2002 Arab Peace Initiative and Turkey's "zero-problems" foreign policy - has real prospects of producing results.

But it does still have the prospect of producing world-leading firms in other areas where it has an edge.

"The woods are full of smart television executives who are wonderfully excited at the prospect of producing and distributing the new Louis Rukeyser program," he said.

Yet the following year Reprise Records managed to convince him to reconsider, with the prospect of producing Dino, Desi & Billy - three Hollywood 13-year olds.

The use of P and K together raises the prospect of producing potassium magnesium phosphate (PMP) if magnesium is also added (Eq. 1).

In particular, the prospect of producing this important polyunsaturated fatty acid in transgenic oilseeds is highlighted, as is the urgent need for a sustainable replacement for diminishing fish stocks.

In addition, the prospect of producing freeform device components using additive manufacturing at full scale allows designers to even further refine components to a specific purpose, or even integrate multiple functions into a single component.

It starts with people enthused about the potential to lower their electricity costs by producing their own electricity and the prospect of producing clean energy locally for their community and state.

After having attended meetings with companies discussing the prospect of producing something for the Internet, and faced with negative feedback on his ideas, "It became clear that nothing was going to happen with this company before the strike was over".

This is doubly true in the United States; while almost 2,000 Americans languish without access to available treatment, the National Institutes of Health continues to support a number of poorly organized treatment trials which hold little prospect of producing any result except millions of dollars in government revenue for "academic" research centers.