Sentence examples for the prospects which from inspiring English sources

NIACE is a major sponsor of the BIS pilots, and while Hughes was optimistic five years ago, this has changed: "I am more bitter, twisted and gloomy about the prospects which focus on a 3m apprenticeship target in the life of this government at the expense of everything else".

"Investors are very nervous about the prospects, which is why retail stocks have taken a bit of a beating".

Madam President, Mr President-in-Office, I too endorse the positive assessments of the prospects which you have outlined in respect of the IGC, monetary union, enlargement and, in particular, the strengthening of dialogue.

The prospecting, which may be done from ground surface, ship, or aircraft, provides an important first step in exploring buried geologic structures and may, for example, help identify favourable locations for oil, natural gas, and economic mineral deposits.

Taiana expressed concern about the visit of a team from the FAA and the prospect (which has since receded) of a downgrade in the rating of Argentina's civil aviation regime.

The prospect which President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan fears is that the Syrian Kurds will be able to create a permanent mini-state on Syrian soil, stiffening the PKK in its opposition to Ankara, and influencing the Iraqi Kurds as well.

The Prospect, which has a robust website, publishes 10 print issues annually; the July/August double issue closes in late May.

This is not recommended with two aces because partner may misjudge the defensive prospects — which would have happened here if the spades had been 1-1, not 2-0.

I think people should focus on the communication prospects, which are very strong for Cisco, so we're not seeing any signs of a slowdown".

Cassidy is more sober about the Gingrich's prospects, which are far better in the media than in gaining delegates: I think he realizes that he's got no chance of winning at this stage.

The assumption is that Mayor Beame will join the field of prospects, which is expected to grow.