Sentence examples for using the prospect of from inspiring English sources
One big concern: Republicans may try using the prospect of a rise in the payroll tax to undermine Social Security finances.
Yet, rather than accept the reality of Obamacare, Republicans are using the prospect of a government shutdown and/or a default on the nation's debt to try to stop it.
On the one hand, he said, Mr. Goldberg could be using the prospect of a first-class casino in the Catskills to scare off other companies that are considering building new casinos in Atlantic City.
Environmental groups say they are concerned that some proponents of opening the Arctic National Wildlife Refuge to oil drilling are pushing their cause using the prospect of energy disruptions from a possible war.
The scale of the Tory win suggests the focus on polling and possible coalitions was misplaced, but the coverage clearly played into the Conservative strategy of using the prospect of the SNP exerting power over Labour to frighten voters.
Instead, Cuban officials are using the prospect of increased U.S. trade and investment as "chum" to strike bargains with other countries, according to a report by the U.S.-Cuba Trade and Economic Council.
Lawmakers on Capitol Hill have rallied behind the case that the Affordable Care Act needs to be amended and not repealed, using the prospects of coverage disappearing as a cudgel against Republicans, including newly installed Health and Human Services Secretary Tom Price.
Did he use the prospect of an executive order as a threat?
After the EU referendum, MPs used the prospect of an early election as an argument for challenging Corbyn immediately.
But he said he would use the prospect of renewed deficits to argue against Democratic spending proposals.
The Bush administration may now use the prospect of a future meeting with Mr. Cheney to encourage Mr. Arafat to talk peace at the Arab conference.
