Sentence examples for that prospect for from inspiring English sources

Mr. Obama's advisers play down that prospect for the long term, noting younger Americans' instinct for tolerance.

That prospect, for some local residents, would be unthinkable.

That prospect, for the parents of three young children, was as daunting as it was exciting.

Brady, one year Manning's junior, could be around for several years yet, but equally we cannot take that prospect for granted.

Give up that prospect for a shot at one of the most aggressive and successful fund-raisers and campaigners in the business?

He said Monday that he had always indicated to the president that he wanted to serve only one term and that in private meetings they had been discussing that prospect for a year or so.

Some Obama allies argue that prospects for Senate action remain bright.

That means that prospects for most of the online upstarts are actually worsening by the day.

Broadly favourableThe OECD's latest Economic Outlook concluded that prospects for the world economy were "broadly favourable".

First, the range of outcomes is wide, implying that prospects for eradicating poverty are uncertain.

"That means that prospects for future growth in production should continue to rise".