Sentence examples for question the prospects from inspiring English sources
Many analysts have begun to question the prospects for the "new" AOL.
On the other hand, who are we to question the prospects of a player the like of which women's tennis has never seen?
It's safe to say that, with Bear's survival now in question, the prospects of such a move are a bit more doubtful.
As the mobile sector has matured, its growth has inevitably begun to slow, leading investors to question the prospects of traditional operators that have placed huge bets on mobile technologies.
A week after Indonesia agreed to stringent new austerity measures that increased hope somewhat for Asian economic stability, this country's currency plummeted Thursday and again this morning, to new lows that roiled other Asian markets and threw into question the prospects for Indonesian recovery.
The outcome threw into question the prospects of a Saudi initiative to have Arab leaders offer the Israelis normalization of relations in exchange for a withdrawal by Israel from the West Bank and Gaza Strip, which it occupied in the 1967 war.
When a player shoots 43.1% from the field and just 29.4% from three-point range and plays the wing position in college, NBA scouts typically question the prospect's shooting ability.
Some people in publishing have questioned the prospects of a book written by Ms. Knox, who is not viewed sympathetically by some members of the public.
Mr. Lachky questioned the prospects of a joint venture announced last week that would combine the American operations of Molson Coors and SABMiller, the largest competitors of Anheuser-Busch.
He and others questioned the prospects of a successful mediation by Caricom or anyone else unless the main figures in Haiti's own political struggles do something first.
The retail spending picture was the focus of a report on Monday from Paul Ginocchio, the publishing analyst at Deutsche Bank, who reduced his estimate for retail ad growth for newspapers and questioned the prospects for ad revenue growth for radio.
