Sentence examples for whose prospect from inspiring English sources

A first-round selection by Carolina in 2008, Otah, 26, is a run-blocking force whose prospect of unseating Hunter could hinge on the stability of his balky left knee, which restricted him to four games over the last two seasons.

The current global portfolio adjustment -- away from countries/markets deemed as vulnerable to quantitative easing (QE) policies unwinding and toward those whose prospect improvement has justified a possible future policy change -- follows a previous dramatic financial movement that was in the opposite direction.

He has surrounded himself with people whose prospects are grim.

Melville rejoined a family whose prospects had much improved.

Mr Kennedy leads the only party whose prospects seem to have improved since 2001.

Not surprisingly, Greece is the country whose prospects have darkened most dramatically.

Now, no one wants to hold the debt of companies whose prospects are in doubt.

The private equity shop is buying a company whose prospects are looking less promising by the day.

Some of them, however, were adolescents whose prospects for careers as lawyers, public officials or teachers were suddenly blighted.

While many species in this country are in rapid decline, the otter is among the few whose prospects are improving.

Other species whose prospects are plunging include the white-winged flufftail, a secretive African wetlands bird threatened by agriculture.