Sentence examples for renewed prospects from inspiring English sources
soon will flank the Piazza XXV Aprile, an area just south of Porta Nuova that is piggybacking on its neighbor's renewed prospects.
In its biannual world energy outlook, the agency also said it expects oil prices to average $21 a barrel through the end of the decade -- down from nearly $30 now -- despite renewed prospects for a global economic expansion and political uncertainty in the Middle East.
For each of these children, the future is now one filled with opportunity and renewed prospects.
That, economists say, is the inevitable outcome of the nation's ballooning debt and the renewed prospect of inflation as the economy recovers from the depths of the recent recession.
With a court decision on Monday declaring the health care law unconstitutional and Republicans intent on repealing at least parts of it, thousands of Americans with major illnesses are facing the renewed prospect of losing their health insurance coverage.
The players face the renewed prospect of two-year bans unless they can explain why sanctions should be not imposed upon them for allegedly taking the banned peptide thymosin beta 4 during the 2012 season.
The renewed prospect of another Bush v Clinton battle may still fill many Americans with dread, especially those who thought they had escaped dynastic rule 238 years ago, but paradoxically Jeb's possible entry into the race is seen as good news for Hillary among some Democrats, because it may "cancel out" criticism of her own privileged path to power.
You'd think investors would be overjoyed at the renewed prospect of a private equity company snapping up mining giant Rio Tinto, especially since the recent credit crunch has all but dashed those dreams.
For one, although the US subsidy currently shows no real signs of being renewed, the prospects for this have increased substantially after the re-election of a pro-green President and a Democratic congress.
The intervention by the 91-year-old patriarch has renewed the prospect of Jeb running against family ghosts.
Now John Malone's cable giant Liberty Global, which snapped up Virgin Media last year for £15bn, has renewed the prospect of a takeover.
