Sentence examples similar to the prospect year from inspiring English sources

"[In 1991] we had no money, a small team and the prospect of year-on-year cuts.

"I wouldn't necessarily call it common," Bennett says, "but it happens often enough that these companies are excited about the prospect every year".

Spain, a booming economy until recent years, now has 20 percent unemployment and faces the prospect of years of painful, grinding deflation.

The pound plunged to a 31-year low as global markets reacted to the prospect of years of uncertainty, including over the future of the UK itself.

But one year later, the activists who did exactly the same thing now face a charge of piracy and the prospect of years in jail.

Or leaders may realise that the prospect of years of austerity is stirring bad blood.

We face the prospect of years of more waiting on this".

He has spared himself the prospect of years of collection calls.

Jérôme Kerviel may be only the first of many traders to face the prospect of years in prison.

That was the prospect 200 years ago; ane of the most dramatic battles of the Revolution was brewing.

The makers of engines, electronic systems and bits of airframe will also be rubbing their hands at the prospect of years of guaranteed business.