Sentence examples for wider prospect from inspiring English sources

Women's sport as a wider prospect has long been something of a commercial backwater.

Consider funders who may support your wider impact: If your charitable work also has impact outside of its direct remit, for example, education or perhaps providing employment in developing countries, then you have a much wider prospect pool.

A wider prospect on the code evolution is also drawn.

In this context, it has been recently demonstrated (Jothimurugesan and co-workers, 1985a) that modern techniques which have been derived from Proton Induced X-ray Emission (PIXE) and Rutherford Backscattering Spectrometry (RBS) offered a much wider prospect of obtaining structural effects in dispersed bimetallic catalysts.

The wider prospects for the euro zone are also still bleak.

Looking at Big Hero 6's wider prospects, Frozen's $1.27bn worldwide gross is probably setting the bar too high.

But yet another day of stock market chaos suggests investors have little faith in such measures and the wider prospects of the Chinese economy.

But the GP, chosen as a Tory candidate through an open primary, is sceptical about the party's wider prospects.

Across all these analyses we observed, overall, a general perception that many rural workers would readily leave for urban posts when these became available or after retraining, because these were seen to offer better incentives, infrastructure and wider prospects.

In this wide prospect, the vista is a great palimpsest of the Revolution, a painted-over canvas of ancient routes walked smooth or transformed into traffic-jammed highways, of colonial villages grown like weeds into great cities, such as Newark, Elizabeth, and New York.

We begin "On a blue November dawn, not long before the present time", on "one of the old roads leaving a well-known country town in the west of England... a windy spot from which a wide prospect of the countryside is available".