Sentence examples for rare prospect from inspiring English sources

Joblessness, mountains of debt, prophecies of monetary meltdown and the rare prospect of a secure professional career muddy the view.

Relentlessly bullied and abused by their boss, Bates, they also know that the project offers them a rare prospect of escape from poverty and oppression.

The subcontinent is always bewitched by the game, but the rare prospect of the sides meeting on Indian soil near the climax of cricket's main tournament left millions frazzled with excitement.

The 18-year-old is a rare prospect which should not really comes as a surprise since his father won two stages of the Tour de France and his grandfather finished on the podium eight times.

Because a single whale can eat 100 to 300 pounds of fish a day, researchers worry that the whales and salmon may both suffer, presenting the rare prospect of one endangered species eating another.

SYDNEY, Australia Australiaia's Parliament faced the rare prospect of a stalemate on Saturday after voters apparently failed to deliver a clear majority to either the governing center-left Labor Party or a conservative opposition coalition in the tightest race seen here in decades.

"The uranium's not economic, but it looks like a world-class rare earth prospect," Watson says.

C. J. McCollum understands how rare an N.B.A. prospect he is.

He said the new works were "a rare and thrilling prospect".

To have an opera company and an orchestra working in tandem is a rare and enticing prospect.

In America, beset by worries about lawsuits, such an approach is rare and risky.The prospect of the loss of autonomy, of dignity and of the ability to enjoy life are the main reasons cited by those wanting assisted suicide.