Sentence examples similar to vanishing prospects from inspiring English sources
A report titled "Elections in Burundi: Moment of Truth" that was published earlier this month by the nonprofit International Crisis Group (ICG) noted that the organization was concerned about "the ever-rising tension and the vanishing prospect of free and democratic elections" in the country.
In reality, this decision reduces that prospect to vanishing point.
The prospect of arts vanishing from LAUSD schools is all the more shocking given the critical role that the arts play in driving the Los Angeles economy.
That prospect vanished later as the economy worsened.
Unless it adopted orthodox economic policies and quickly cut a deal with its foreign creditors, hyperinflation would surely follow, the peso would become worthless, investment and foreign reserves would vanish and any prospect of growth would be strangled.
That challenge was not new, but the gap had been getting longer and more perilous year by year, and early marriage -- the oldest answer to unintended pregnancy -- had all but vanished as a prospect by the 1990's.
Continental had hoped to break even for 2004, a prospect executives say is vanishing as fuel prices rise.
But we still care, partly because the prospect of something simply vanishing that we watched our parents read — my dad still loves the magazine — and may have adopted ourselves, seems unthinkable.
Now that the prospects for such help appear to be vanishing, a new toughness on the economic side of the relationship is emerging.
With prospects of a global agreement at the World Trade Organisation vanishing, America's hopes lie in the TPP and the more distant Transatlantic Trade and Investment Partnership with Europe.
