Sentence examples for thinking about the prospect from inspiring English sources

"It could have been perceived that someone was consciously or subconsciously thinking about the prospect of having Obama visit Norway.

Just thinking about the prospect made the patient feel the familiar panic she had whenever she found herself away from a ready source of water.

"There is possibly a risk that people will postpone thinking about the prospect of higher payments as the timing of rate rises continues to stretch beyond previous expectations," he said.

A glance at a few new books suggests what scholars and journalists are thinking about the prospect of an Asian conflagration; the quality of their reflections is, to say the least, variable.

Video: Jamie Oliver on sugar tax   Meanwhile, Mr Johnson told an NHS event in London  that he was "thinking about" the prospect of implementing a form of sugar tax in the capital, adding that London should be "leading" on public health issues.

Singh said that Blackburn's hierarchy are not thinking about the prospect of dropping into League One despite being four points above the relegation zone with nine games remaining.

Thinking about the future and the prospect of job-hunting can be daunting, but the support is there at university to help you deal with the emotional and practical sides of finding a job.

But he admitted they "threw the match away" and said he was not thinking about the Bulls' top eight prospects.

"If you are an investor today thinking about what the prospects of FiOS are tomorrow, you don't look at what has been spent.

Suddenly, as the opinion polls show it as a very real prospect, the London-based political establishment is anxiously thinking about the implications.

How can I start thinking about the press pit when I'm sitting in a chalet, sipping a tinnie, getting giddy at the prospect of 4am Robert Hood slot?