Sentence examples for reasonable prospect for from inspiring English sources

"As long as there is a reasonable prospect for succeeding in this war," Mr. McCain said, "then we must not choose to lose it".

The New South Wales state police said in a statement on Friday that "there is no reasonable prospect for a successful conviction".

A habeas petitioner's own interest in liberty furnishes a powerful incentive to assert in his first petition all claims that the petitioner (or his counsel) believes have a reasonable prospect for success.

The quickie: London-Dubai-Sydney-Los Angeles-London Price: £1,695 Desert, harbour, Disney, home: if that sounds good, then this is a reasonable prospect for a short, long trip (if you see what I mean).

Sir Alasdair Fraser QC will be asked to assess the report to decide whether there is sufficient evidence for "a reasonable prospect for conviction" of paratroopers found to have participated in the killings.

Mr. McCain acknowledged that many members of the military were serving longer deployments than expected in Iraq, but said the United States should continue to keep troops in the country as long as there was a "reasonable prospect" for success.

There are reasonable prospects for the development of reliable engineering models for secondary stream entrainment in ejector applications based on existing correlations for compressible mixing.

And MonitoRobotics seems to offer Paragon reasonable prospects for development, especially if its technology can be adapted for use with other classes of machinery not just those of Paragon and its rivals.

In the RBA's monthly statement on monetary policy, the bank's governor, Glenn Stevens, said the decline in Australia's terms of trade had continued amid the global slump in commodities prices, but that overall there were reasonable prospects for continued growth in the economy.

Combined with the improved signal to noise ratios of modern PET scanners, this suggests reasonable prospects for further evaluation of the method for clinical use in auditory implant users.

It is estimated that 5.5 million tonnes of uranium exists in ore reserves that are economically viable at US$59 per lb of uranium, while 35 million tonnes are classed as mineral resources (reasonable prospects for eventual economic extraction).