Sentence examples for prospects of remaining from inspiring English sources

His prospects of remaining with the Jets next season now appear much greater.

Their verdict on Murdoch, News Corporation's deputy chief operating officer, is seen as important to his business reputation and his prospects of remaining as chairman of BSkyB.

But assuming the ruling party can cobble together a majority in the upper house, Mr Abe's prospects of remaining prime minister have just got brighter.

BOISE, Idaho (AP) — Boise State will face a lack of national television exposure when the Broncos join the Mountain West Conference next season, Coach Chris Petersen said, potentially hurting the Broncos' prospects of remaining one of the country's top football programs.

It also believes the dollar's prospects of remaining the world's main reserve currency are uncertain.

With growing despair, I watched my professional connections, support and goodwill evaporate, along with my prospects of remaining employed.

But the prospect of remaining on the share register alongside a dominant shareholder such as Guoco was, for some at least, an even less appealing prospect.

No politician has incentive to change a system by which he or she obtained office and that dramatically enhances the prospect of remaining there.

After the World Cup, Rademacher said she considered remaining a part of the national team program, but the prospect of remaining fit and training on her own for another four years were less than appealing.

In the meantime, patients must weigh the risks of multiple pregnancy against the prospect of remaining childless.Even those most familiar with the sufferings of the infertile seem unsympathetic towards them.

"The spread of AIDS is accelerating rapidly and we face the prospect of remaining inert against the threat," states an extraordinarily blunt report by a committee of eminent Chinese experts that was sent to China's leaders earlier this year.