Sentence examples for take the prospect from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, as I learned eight years ago, people don't take the prospect of losing money lightly.

Take the prospect of the capture of killing of Mr. bin Laden.

The ACF did not take the prospect of litigation lightly, Cousins said.

"This was a time to hold your nerve and to take the prospect seriously but we had to stick to the strategy," Carmichael said of his intervention.

To warm up, take the Prospect Bowl Express over to Madison or Magnolia — gentle runs that weave through trees below the gaze of Bald Mountain.

It was only at round two, a form that took most of a day to complete, that she started to take the prospect seriously.

These relatively recent developments take the prospects for shaping success from the realms of the improbable and rare into the zone of the merely difficult.

At one stage ministers took the prospect of MPs voting against government policy quite seriously.

It took the prospect of a serial killer, and the subsequent discovery of four more bodies, for that to change.

He took the prospect of technological innovation into account but still foresaw social inequities and growing misery as inevitable.

For most of the time since then, he said, no one on either side took the prospect of peace seriously.