Sentence examples for substantive prospect from inspiring English sources
The more substantive prospect of a Hillary Clinton administration is harder to gauge – and to a remarkable extent, given that she is by far the most prominent and the most widely predicted of Democratic candidates for next year.
Cashman indicated to the Padres that he would be happy to talk about Hitchcock, but only if he could make the deal without parting with substantive prospects.
The death of Rabbani, one of the most important former jihad leaders who fought both the Soviets and the Taliban, has damaged prospects for substantive peace talks and re-opened dangerous divisions in Afghan society not seen since the vicious civil war of the 1990s.
While some are convinced that this gathering is little more than a vehicle of green-washed lip service, I see many compelling reasons to be optimistic about our prospects for substantive movement on these issues in early 2010.
Consumer groups contend that $7 a month is still better than nothing, especially in an election year with low prospects for substantive legislative action, but some of the administration's allies acknowledge that the issue sounds bigger than it actually is.
But Mr. Smith said he saw little prospect of any substantive action in Congress anytime soon.
Neither Israeli nor Palestinian officials expressed optimism about prospects for a substantive negotiating breakthrough in the last days of the Clinton presidency.
Earlier this year the SNP leader said her party would only push for a second referendum if there was a "substantive change in circumstances," pointing to the prospect of the UK leaving the European Union.
Real estate has to be on the agenda of anyone looking to play recent losers, and the prospect of recovery would provide a more substantive catalyst.
The prospect of being so close to making substantive strides in cardiac care, only to have budget politics get in the way, gnawed at him.
But this incident also shows the prospects for what we might call a substantive Macaca Moment - using YouTube and citizen media to scrutinize our leaders on the issues, not gaffes.
