Sentence examples for prospects once from inspiring English sources

David Huttner of Virgin Blue is enthusiastic about the market's prospects, once New Zealand is included.

This isn't a prediction that everything will be fine, but it is a caution that the pessimism about Greek prospects once the turmoil is past may be overdone.

She's thought hard about her job prospects once she graduates: "It looked like I would get a range of skills out of this course, which is really important.

Wendy Alexander has seen her political prospects, once so glowing, dissolve in the two years that have followed the death of Donald Dewar.

Colleges, which often allow solicitation on campus, need to do more to protect their students from taking on credit card debt that can severely damage their economic prospects once they graduate from school and join the world of work.

Over the next few days, this series will guide you through the basics of MBAs, looking at the different courses on offer, how to apply, the cost and job prospects once you have graduated.

That prospect once seemed like an alarmist fantasy.

I think it would be unfair not only to myself and my district to face that divisive prospect once again".

The Pakistani Taliban's center of power may well shift from Waziristan to the so-called settled areas of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, raising the prospect, once again, of pitched battles between the Army and the militants.

As the American Prospect once put it in a review of his magnum opus, he "has no credentials beyond the right-wing nepotism that has enabled his career as a pundit".

With Chicago and Dreamgirls winning acclaim, Oscars and large audiences, the musical appears in fine fettle, a saleable prospect once again after a couple of decades when its grandest offerings proved box-office poison.