Sentence examples for regular prospect of from inspiring English sources

And it also raises the regular prospect of markets selling off when unemployment falls; a development that will further widen the comprehension gap between ordinary workers and the financial sector.

For all of its recent success, the prospect of regular long-form cricket looks remote.

Some rebels have been enticed to join the army by the prospect of regular pay.

A particularly fecund couple might offer the prospect of regular royal weddings, with sales of enough commemorative kitsch to balance the federal budget.

One regular, appalled by the prospect of voting for either Barack Obama or Mitt Romney, is thinking of writing the former president's name on his ballot.

But the region also contains thousands of Italian immigrants, a high proportion of them drawn from the country's poor south by the prospect of regular employment.

David Moyes however is certainly more in the market for that type of player and hopes the prospect of regular first team football will lure the 25-year-old away from Madrid.

Their governments will back Poland in resisting a bigger role for the euro group.On the face of it, the prospect of regular euro-zone summits is a setback also for Germany.

Anyone caught breaking the rules faces the daunting prospect of "regular and irregular inspections," "educational lectures" and having party cadres assigned as "buddies" to prevent backsliding, the billboard announced.

Twickenham has been mentioned as a venue and discussions have taken place with Ian Ritchie, the chief executive of the Rugby Football Union, though there are likely to be objections from residents at the prospect of regular matches at the stadium.

But as the weather warms and the prospect of regular blackouts grows, the debate over how to solve the crisis has become stale, mired in one issue: Gov. Gray Davis's pleas for the Bush administration to cap wholesale prices.