My current career plan involves somehow earning enough in journalism to pay my rent, which isn't exactly a winning prospect in 2012.
Although still two years away from the Rio 2016 Olympic Games, Biles is widely regarded as a multi-medal winning gymnastics prospect.
Hence behavior is driven more by the prospect of winning than the prospect of losing.
Whoever wins, the prospects for a decent settlement for the Tamils, most of whom shunned the Tigers but nurture legitimate grievances, seem remote.The danger to Mr Rajapaksa does not stem from Sinhalese voters' sympathy for foreign criticism of him.
But this week we've also learned that, even if Labour were to win, the prospects of anything happening would be remote because the progressive left is deeply split on this issue.
In the US, there is a contingent of drivers which salivates at the win-win prospect of diesel-powered Minis.
Even if he wins, the prospect is for debilitating internal clashes.
David A. Siegel, 77, chief executive of Westgate Resorts, a major time-share company, wrote to his 7,000 employees, saying that if Mr. Obama won, the prospect of higher taxes could hurt the company's future.
As a yearling, he was considered a top prospect, winning two races right off the bat.
All are good prospects for winning Republican primaries, but until you get down maybe to Marco Rubio, pretty bad prospects for national electability.
Though Kelly made a three-putt bogey at No. 17, he did not seem intimidated by the prospect of facing Woods, or the prospect of winning the tournament.
