Sentence examples for terrible prospect from inspiring English sources

That's a terrible, terrible prospect.

And this suggests a terrible prospect.

This is a terrible prospect, and the Fed knows it.

Now Miliband faces the terrible prospect of having peaked too early.

This is not a terrible prospect, for we will still be lucky to live in a decent democracy.

Sweet and Lowdown, about a virtuoso guitarist called Emmet (Penn) and his laundress wife, Hattie (Morton), seemed a terrible prospect.

"What Roberto says in his research and what many know intuitively is that undocumented youth have terrible prospects if they don't graduate high school or only graduate high school, and that they have much better prospects if they can get through that transition to college," Willemsen says.

"Taken together, [the trends] pose truly terrible prospects," she said.

The last bit has the speaker seemingly worrying about a particular love interest in the sea of terrible prospects, ultimately puffing up his chest to call himself "the man of the land" and positioning himself as a sort of alpha.

They also note that the bump in underlying inflation due to commodity price hikes seems to be ebbing: As I pointed out yesterday, the same thing is true of the sticky-price CPI, which is arguably the conceptually closest thing to what we really mean by core inflation: So, terrible growth prospects; low inflation; oh, and low interest rates, with no sign of the bond vigilantes.

The logic being that the mosque's leaders must secretly welcome the deluge of terrible publicity and prospect of tit-for-tat harassment of local Muslims.