Sentence examples for unhappy prospect from inspiring English sources

That is a most unhappy prospect, which Western governments would prefer to avoid if inducements to Tehran might work instead.

The writer examines this unhappy prospect, illustrating his story with three antique engravings from his private collection.

Unless, of course, NHS reform gets messed up by ministerial power struggles an unhappy prospect, as commuters on London's Tube will testify.

That leaves the unhappy prospect of parliament, which should be at the heart of power, becoming the hole at its centre.

A newly arrived Englishman believed a "treatise upon stinks" could be written about New York; a 1780 proclamation ordered all garbage dumped into Beekman's Swamp, an unhappy prospect.

Senate Democrats, rediscovering a fondness for the filibuster, killed the bill, leaving Republicans with the unhappy prospect of having Homeland Security go broke on their watch before the end of February.

Neither party wants to focus on such unhappy prospects.

Both unhappy prospects are due to the fact that scientific activity varies so much across disciplines, times, places, and scientists that any account which manages to unify it all will either consist of overwhelming descriptive detail, or trivial generalizations.

Am I unhappy about the prospect?

However unhappy about the prospect, most were ready.

Though I am unhappy at the prospect, experience tells me it could well be Mr. Romney.