Sentence examples for prospects seem dim from inspiring English sources
Kasich's prospects seem dim now, everywhere except for in New Hampshire, which he has focussed on from the start.
It remains to be seen whether the situation will improve in the future for younger workers today, but their prospects seem dim.
One, admittedly, is generic to all bad times: the fact that it is when unemployment is rising, or incomes are falling, or prospects seem dim, or threats of war and terrorism spread fear and anger, that politicians come under the greatest pressure and temptation to close borders or to slap controls on freedoms of all kinds, whether civil or commercial.
Mr. de Villepin has never held elective office — Mr. Chirac has appointed him to almost all of the various government posts he has held — and with his approval rating at a meager29percentnt, his presidential prospects seem dim unless he can turn the debacle into a victory.
Even if an adequate framework should emerge — and the present prospects seem dim — it is at least questionable how valuable PVA can be for systematic conservation planning.
Tim Farron's prospects seem dimmer than last year and Chris Huhne – whose absence leaves Lib Dem firepower much weaker than it was – is, er, otherwise engaged.
Tim Farron's prospects seem dimmer than they did last year and Chris Huhne – whose absence leaves Lib Dem firepower much weaker than it was – is of course, er, otherwise engaged.
Down two goals, and down a man, América's prospects seemed dim.
When nanotubes were first coaxed to produce light from electricity, she points out, the prospects seemed dim.
Its prospects seemed dim when it was set up in 1997: the market was a tenth of its size today and was dominated by commercial vehicles, yet the Chinese government decreed that SGM would make cars, to be sold under the then-fading Buick brand.
