Sentence examples for with some prospect from inspiring English sources

Ca "Likely in, or very near, default, but with some prospect of recovery of principal and interest".

So investors were willing to pay very high prices for companies with some prospect of becoming the next Microsoft.

But if the process is promoting candidates with some prospect of success, it is doing little to prepare the party for a position of legislative power.

However, because of their relative financial strength, European and Asian car firms will be better placed than the Big Three to resist political interference in the running of their businesses once the crisis is over.That is why Ford is still hoping (with some prospect of success) to get through the year without having to ask for a handout.

The Liberal Democrats' representation actually declined, but they emerged with some prospects of becoming kingmakers.

In practice, this could lead to a brain drain of students and teachers from the South and the East to countries with some prospects of jobs.

The article ends with some prospects on the challenges to be addressed for the intended commercial success of these delivery vehicles.

Hunkered down in their bunker, Bush and his few remaining supporters would have us believe that the "surge" has, at long last, brought victory in sight and with it some prospect of redeeming this otherwise misbegotten and mismanaged endeavor.

"If there is a change in the government's approach then it is not too late for this industry to patiently work its way through the problems with some realistic prospect of success.

"We were concerned not to interfere with a process that had some prospect of progressing.

One to watch Rysbrack (Paul Webber) Did well to hang in there with some smart prospects in the novice hurdle at Kempton yesterday, showing ability before fading into fourth.