Sentence examples for ruin prospects from inspiring English sources

Saudi Arabia's top intelligence official warned that any effort by the United States to weaken Yasir Arafat, the Palestinian leader, would ruin prospects for peace.

Both Moscow and Washington discount fears that the new sanctions could harden the Taliban's position and ruin prospects of a negotiated settlement of the Afghan civil war.

But such a move would probably ruin the prospects for Mr. Hevesi as a Democratic candidate in the future.

In itself that need not ruin Tory prospects.

The warning is for his sake, not hers: going with a Catholic will ruin his prospects.

The watchlist can separate family members for months or years, isolate individuals from friends and associates, and ruin employment prospects.

O'Neill's Beyond the Horizon (1920) is a remarkably assured, decade-spanning saga in which two brothers on a Connecticut farm tragically ruin their prospects when they try to resolve a love triangle.

Without treatment, children are more likely to self-harm or become suicidal, to be violent and aggressive towards those around them, or to drop out of school, which can ruin their prospects for the future.

There are quotations from various lawyers who are defending famous track athletes that decry the United States Anti-Doping Agency as ruining the hardworking athletes' chances in the coming Olympics, ruining reputations, prospects and even careers.

She was no spoiler, coming here to ruin the prospect of a Triple Crown for Mine That Bird.

The self-righteousness on both sides of the gun issue has totally ruined the prospects for good policy making.