Sentence examples for the distant prospect from inspiring English sources

'Rebels?' he said, considering the distant prospect.

Elsewhere, the distant prospect of a budget surplus has excited the Financial Times.

There are many reasons for delaying an independent judicial inquiry, not least the distant prospect of more criminal trials.

Not that Giles will be daunted, either by the current series or the distant prospect of succession.

Although he doesn't stand a chance, the dream of that chance — the distant prospect of cascading fame and wealth — comes to plague him.

The distant prospect of a merger gives all three firms a strong incentive to add assets in the meantime, so as to maximise clout in the final entity.

Warning that the decision jeopardizes the already distant prospect of Middle East peace as well as Israel's own security, press secretary Josh Earnest said Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's word had been called into question.

If the electric car is still a distant prospect, the electric train isn't.

National issues tend to dominate and a transnational political discussion about the future of the EU remains a distant prospect.

The Russian president said "we need to do great deal to ensure that this is never forgotten", which contrasted with his decision earlier this year to endorse an official history that plays down Stalin's repression.EU enlargement into the Balkans remains a distant prospect, according to a leaked report from the European Commission seen by the Financial Times.

If that would come as a further blow to self-esteem, and make success in the tournament a more distant prospect, in reality this autumn's results have shown the margins between the teams ranked from two to 12 are narrowing all the time.