Sentence examples similar to sole prospect from inspiring English sources

The sole unpleasant prospect is the vile 20th century.

Suddenly, my fear shifted from being arrested to losing my sole interview prospect.

The sole criterion is the prospect of a close re-election fight: Every member fundamentally has to represent the values and the priorities of the districts they serve.

The long fight ended with Rose keeping a few assets, including Prix d'Amour, while Rinehart retained sole control of Hancock Prospecting and its ever-increasing royalty stream.

It's by far the bleakest of her novels, however, and its story - of an impoverished young woman, with no marital prospects, whose sole friend is an ailing clergyman father - may have been uncomfortably close to the facts of Austen's own life just then.

But the prospect of reinterpreting "sole judgment" as "reasonable judgment" brought scepticism from the justices and state-level determinations of what constitutes "fair dealing" when it came to air travel worried them.

The sole difference is that the prospect of reward or punishment can induce people to act as the morally virtuous would (as justice requires, for example), but cannot induce them to act as if they had the natural abilities.

Condemning trade deals as the sole culprit of poor job prospects is equivalent to examining our economic history through the perspective and scope of a toilet paper tube.

Streaming could enable new types of games, and access to a vast catalogue of content, but the prospect of Google as sole gatekeeper will make some uneasy.

The market has become so important that two Japanese consulting firms have financed U.S. operations whose sole function is to identify hot franchising prospects and introduce them to prospective buyers in Japan: Idea Link and LCA-International.

England face the prospect of becoming the first sole host nation not to reach the knockout stage of a World Cup if they are beaten by the Wallabies.