Sentence examples for this has the prospect from inspiring English sources

We shall see: this has the prospect to become a shambles.

"That's essentially where I think this work has the prospect of going".

The tower has its supporters and its detractors as this modern-day edifice has the prospect of turning Brooklyn into a Metropolis.

"This level of conflagration and casualties has the prospect for escalation without a doubt," said Yossi Alpher, former director of the Jaffee Centre for Strategic Studies.

RIC, however, has the prospect of significantly attenuating the rate of CIN.

This has raised the prospect that the treaty might fall apart or, just as bad, have the flexibility stripped out of it.Negotiators' attempts to settle the dozens of niggling details will achieve little unless two issues of principle are sorted out first.

And yet we still have the prospect of this vote in the summer that, in the unpredictable way of public opinion, could easily sever our relationship with our European partners.

For those such as 29-year-old Will Pike, who suffered crippling injuries in Mumbai, this has meant the prospect of life in a wheelchair with the maximum of £15,000 help from a Red Cross emergency fund.

This has raised the prospect of a Darwinian showdown in fashion, should editors, retailers, models and photographers be forced to choose which shows they will attend.

This has lifted the prospects of the professoriate at the elite colleges from which Obama takes much of his advice.

This had raised the prospect of Sherwood continuing as the Tottenham manager until the summer but, in the talks with Levy on Monday, he said that he wanted a more secure deal to implement his ideas at the club he had previously captained.