Sentence examples for prospects of working from inspiring English sources

The abolition of selective education in Britain has been a hammer blow to the prospects of working class kids.

And while major investors from outside Russia might take a long time evaluating the prospects of working with U.E.S., he said, "someone like Oleg Deripaska will invest".

And wedlock isn't magic: Even if late marriage seems to hurt the economic prospects of working class men, their economic prospects are poor for many other reasons as well, which makes them less marriageable, period.

House Minority Leader Nancy Pelosi (D-Calif ., too, saiD-Calif ."very optooisaid" about the proshects of workisg with Republicans on criminal justice reform.

This led to the scapegoating by demagogues quick to take advantage of diminishing economic prospects of working class whites in (maybe formerly) Great Britain, and that Donald Trump is taking advantage of in the U.S. Hence the Brits vote for Brexit, and withdrawal from the EU.

Given an ageing workforce, evidence-based interventions are needed to prepare workers for the prospects of working longer.

Teachers this year have waged large-scale protests over the prospect of working without pay and in subpar working conditions, though officials have recently touted improvements in building repairs.

The prospect of working with his heroes was daunting.

It's a con with every prospect of working.

Wasn't the prospect of working with Madonna also intriguing?

They raise the prospect of working instead of stealing to make ends meet.