Sentence examples for prospects to begin from inspiring English sources

Perhaps there is some freedom in making art without any sense of its prospects to begin with, for as soon as people start liking it, there is a compulsion to keep doing the same thing to survive.

But you can't make up something in bulk that is a losing prospect to begin with.

Starting a family while being a politician is a daunting prospect to begin with.

Her case, though, is not much like that of real mothers on TANF, who have only 2.3 children on average, and would probably have fewer if they had better access to sex education, birth control and abortion, and better prospects in life to begin with – prospects like Suleman's, who comes from a middle-class family (with a school teacher mother and translator father) and has a college degree.

Many of those in hospital face the prospect of being unable to begin this year's pilgrimage when it starts around 22 September.

To many Tiger foot-soldiers, the prospect of negotiations, due to begin at the Thai resort of Sattahip on September 16th, yielding anything less than the full independence they have fought for will seem like a sell-out.

Inform the prospect that you are ready to begin.

To begin with, the prospect of a full-scale Chinese invasion of its neighboring countries is highly unlikely.

Nevertheless, it makes sense to begin 2001 by carefully prospecting in technology.

It begins to give them hope that the president's policies are, in fact, moving the economy in the right direction -- that it actually is beginning to build up steam -- that there is hope that middle class Americans are actually going to see their prospects begin to improve.

Even so, if crude prices keep falling, some of Mexico's costlier deepwater and shale-gas prospects may begin to look unattractive.The second area of concern is violence and lawlessness.