Sentence examples for toward the prospect from inspiring English sources

They thought that their tongues were being inspected for nimbleness, toward the prospect of oral abilities.

The White House's list of immigration principles will move the debate over the fate of the dreamers toward the prospect of broader comprehensive reform.

Facebook, which as recently as 2011 sought an exemption from the Federal Election Commission from having to run political disclaimers on the small ads that run on its site, has taken a cautious posture toward the prospect of new regulations even as it has pledged to provide more voluntary disclosure.

Robinson's interests began to shift toward the prospect of managing a major league team.

At the very least, toward the prospect of the violence abating?

"You realize you were bloated". All that points toward the prospect that high unemployment levels could stretch much further into the future than most economists had expected.

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Faced with the promises of a future that never takes shape, I lean toward the prospects that begin today, toward the dreams that materialize on this day.

"We think that Iraq is really overdoing it, refusing to substantially change its inflexible policy toward the prospects of cooperation with the U.N.," he said.

But Beijing looks at it in the wider context of Trump's relative friendliness toward Taiwan, the prospect of U.S. sanctions over its treatment of Uighur Muslims and the American decision to exclude China from Pacific Rim military exercises this year.

For those who believe, as the Rev. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. did, that the arc of history is long, but bends toward justice, the prospect of a landmark ruling that would add the United States to the growing list of nations that grant gay people the freedom to marry — including Argentina, Canada, the Netherlands and South Africa — is a cause for much hope.