Sentence examples for the prospect of repeating from inspiring English sources
Faced with the prospect of repeating his junior year at Columbia, he graduated, instead, from Oxford.
The prospect of repeating that feat immediately, riding through the afternoon and well into the evening was a daily torment.
But the pressure is now much more intense, with reports of a Pentagon plan to base military aircraft in eight states in preparation for an attack on Iraq.King Abdullah shivers at the prospect of repeating his father's 1990 mistake of appearing to side with Mr Hussein against George Bush senior.
There has been intense focus on the third grade citywide tests this year because of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg's tough new promotion rules, which call for any student scoring in the lowest of four rankings on either test to face the prospect of repeating third grade.
His sixth successful kick out of six nudged them ahead for the first time as Twickenham roared its approval at the prospect of repeating last year's unexpected triumph.
In 2010, Lukashenko's landslide election win provoked mass protests, and the regime remains on edge about the prospect of repeated unrest in the fallout from the coming result.
This type of testing is particularly important to improve acceptance of pre-diabetes screening for certain patient populations, such as pediatric patients, who may be reluctant to undergo screening because of the prospect of repeated blood sampling.
Real estate agents tend to favor investors because the sales close surely and quickly and there is the prospect of repeat business.
Plus, government seizures hold out the prospect of repeat business and maintenance contracts.
Patients have reported that they do not enjoy posturing, but the prospect of repeat surgery after an initial failure is also very daunting.
In 2001 the inheritors of the democratic nationalist tradition face the prospect of history repeating itself, with Gerry Adams's Sinn Fein threatening to supplant the SDLP as the voice of Northern Ireland's Catholics.
