Sentence examples for that prospects from inspiring English sources

Even before that, prospects for a truce were not bright.

Even if you would never produce such disreputable content, enough other bad actors have that prospects consider it unwise to lower their defenses.

Thousands marched in peaceful May Day rallies in downtown Los Angeles, repeating their annual call for immigration reform but acknowledging that prospects for action in Washington remain grim.

I've been brutally candid in saying that prospects were bleak.

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".

Independent analysts agree that prospects in North Africa are bright in the long term.

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

What they forget is that prospects for interns are worse than they have ever been before.

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

Yesterday, General Manager NICK SAKIEWICZ said that prospects for the deal were bleak.