the prospect

The prospect of playing with him excites me. You know he is going to get you goals and he will help the team immensely.

The president criticized the creditors, who he said held out for the prospect of an unjustified taxpayer-funded bailout.

Martins revealed the prospect of teaming up with Owen was one of the main reasons he joined Newcastle.

The prospect of making cold calls for a week as a salesperson is more unappealing than giving up sex for a month, a survey showed.

The prospect of his being undermined, or even discarded, seems to have been one of the factors that prompted the scare earlier this week.

We are excited at the prospect of our coming together, and delighted that you have learnt the right to leave the cycle of duality.

Now, some are also beginning to focus on the prospect of a pernicious sidekick: creeping inflation.

N. officials said, as the prospect of a sustained ceasefire between government troops and rebel soldiers continued to fade.

Some political analysts think his decision to flee may have been motivated by the prospect of seeing his wife face prison.

enough to sober her spirits even under the prospect of a ball given principally for her gratification.

There was no serious consideration of the prospect, said one administration official, given the desire for secrecy.

Mr Pandit professes not to be concerned by the prospect of going down in history as Citi's last chief executive.

With one of the world's lowest birth rates, Taiwan faces the prospect of a rapidly aging population without a young workforce to support it.

Meanwhile, rumour became rife in the American press and there was the prospect of Parliamentary reactions in London.

But just as the prospect of normality seemed at last to beckon, Baghdad was shaken by one of the year's bloodiest bunch of bombings.

There can be few cities the size of Los Angeles where the prospect of a nine-storey office complex would cause such a fuss.

Analysts said the copper market was responding to strong demand as well as the prospect of tightening supply as mine production disappoints.

Why should I think about that [the prospect of him leaving]? He is a deep thinker, a very intelligent thinker.

However, facing the prospect of the collapse of one or more of the Detroit companies, the White House indicated it had few other options.

If he does, Brazil faces the prospect of having three different Central Bank governors in a year.

Many Iraqis seem to feel more liberated by them than by the prospect of elected resident government.

Such consequences would be especially unwelcome today with the prospect of subdued US growth or even recession over the next year or so .

plus , the caller might be able to engage the prospect in a sales conversation if he answered in the desirable way.

The prospect of creating tens of thousands of jobs at a tough economic moment might have played a role, Mr. Schell and other analysts said.

This was the last straw. I was very young: the prospect of working under a woman constituted the ultimate indignity.

The generals seem to be alarmed by the prospect of a low turnout, though the election laws do not require a quorum.

He gave his students no vision to fight for--only only the prospect of joining him in the ranks of the all-knowing witnesses to human folly.

We were looking forward to the prospect of visiting a city we'd read so much about but had not previously visited.

The prospect of spending years cooped in a spacecraft would not deter people from applying, he said.

But the prospect of more conflict has given these shares a bit of a boost in the past week.

But the most obvious effect so far of the prospect of more quantitative easing by the Fed has been a decline in the U. S. dollar.

While here, I said that the prospect of climate change presented both a great challenge and a great opportunity.

Pierson went to bed very excited about the prospect of the tooth fairy financially compensating him for his double loss.

And she was loving the prospect of death as much as she had loved life. I thought, this is somebody I've got to get in this series.

Over the next few days, friends and relatives of his victims are facing the prospect of dozens more funerals.

Near the end of his interview, she wondered whether he might have problems with any aspects of the job. the prospect declared.

That said, the prospect is nothing like as "devastating" as Mr Panetta has warned.

He made it clear that the prospect of a move into the Premier League with Newcastle appealed to him and we couldn't stand in his way.

Less than 24 hours before his death the company worker from Tokyo had spoken of his joy at the prospect of getting married.

When asked about the prospect of him becoming president, she described it as "just a job" .

For the same anxiety in a state of the video industry, Yang Wei believes that the prospect of great ads.

But the prospect of a formal change in Church law, automatically clearing the way of wedding like this one, has caused anger in the Synod.

One might have assumed she would be lured to the big corporations by the prospect of job security, a pension and team away days.

That scientists have cloned a sheep sends academics and the public into a panic at the prospect that human might be next.

Officials have played down the prospect of a change in strategy; Germany has so far resisted a fresh round of growth-boosting initiatives.

If it was dealing with critical contract negotiations or similar, then you faced the prospect of a divided group with simmering conflicts.

That sobering realization led to a careful reassessment of every aspect of our mutual relationship to the prospect of such a war.

As an obedient son, he had accepted his father's decision that he was to be a doctor, though the prospect didn't interest him at all.

McCain said he intends to run for re-election to the Senate in two years, but laughed off the prospect of another run for president.

I met with anybody who might have able to help us, however unlikely the prospect.

"The prospect of a higher wage bill is not the only increasing cost they face, " he said, adding land and raw material prices are going up.

As an obedient son, I had to accept my parents' decision that I was to be a doctor, though the prospect interested me not at all.

That seems to bode poorly for the prospect of a non-Chinese kickboard, but I get lucky again.

But the numbers are getting high enough to at least raise the prospect of big trouble for the global economy.

I didn't want him to leave the Senate but was excited by the prospect of appointing George to the Supreme Court.

There is no answer to whether be able to control environmental deterioration, but the prospect is no a bit optimistic today.

But the visit to London came as Lampard faced the prospect of having to take Chelsea to court to uphold his right to leave.

Primary Study on the mechanism shows the prospect of propamidine to be a new fungicide, with its new character of inhibitory mechanism.

LIKE it or not, the prospect of being able to use mobile phones on aeroplanes is inching ever closer.

Your family must be very excited at the prospect of you playing for the Reds. . .

They also raise the prospect of having to ask an overly eager reader to turn their book down.

But the prospect of forming the kind of strong government necessary to force through tough reforms is looking increasingly unlikely.

They are almost all men, with a small attachment of women in non infantry jobs. Many are begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

If Jobs hadn't already assembled such a solid executive team, the prospect of a post-Jobs Apple would be scary.

"The prospect of still another round of heavy fighting has set many civilians on the road once more, " the agency said in a statement.

The price of many commodities continued to soar, in part because of the prospect of a weaker dollar.

The high-wire confrontation over the debt ceiling in the U. S. Congress raised the prospect of a default by the world's biggest borrower.

They were aghast at the prospect of Congress enshrining such a system in law, and mildly relieved that Mr Obama has reversed himself.

Think of money like any other requirements of life, and enjoy the prospect of a good financial set-up.

I have no doubt that you will have a stimulating conference, and that the prospect of Shanghai will inspire you.

Vilified, and with the prospect of fabulous riches fading fast, bankers around the world are having second thoughts about their profession.

After all, the currency has no yield support, a continuing trade deficit and the prospect of endless fiscal deficits.

A note of surprise filled her voice at the prospect. "My attitude is to roll with what happens, " she said.

Xerox's core business involved paper, and it was understandably alarmed by the prospect of it going out of fashion.

Statoil also seems to have been drawn by the prospect of working with Sinochem in the future.

'Movies would be a huge new venture for Gaga but she's excited at the prospect and Quentin has told her she'd be a natural. '

He would be a tremendous signing for Bolton and I'm very excited about the prospect.

The prospect of a lunchtime encounter with Ai Weiwei, China's most famous and most political artist, is, frankly, a bit intimidating.

In rich countries the prospect of the general population succumbing to AIDS is now almost nil.

Europeans are trembling over the prospect of being asked to admit such a populous state into the European Union.

Few things seem to stir up more fear among today's young people than the prospect of a military draft.

The last chapter to this research conclusion analysis, and sums up the deficiencies, puts forward the prospect of research.

Vela, though, is not daunted by the prospect of stepping up to the Spanish top-flight and hopes to impress.

Years of low economic growth in Europe and the US (and the prospect of more to come) have limited their ability to absorb Chinese goods.

Heavy fighting continues, raising the prospect that the flow of migrants into Niger will continue as well.

The changing nature of the family, with fewer children who themselves often move away, has increased the prospect of elderly isolation.

The last analysis provided a more refined geological model of the prospect and also redefined the size of the expected reserves.

what are their operation strategies and approaches for obtaining such social support and what might be the prospect of their development?

The prospect of a strong price rise comes against the backdrop of slowing growth in the US and Europe.

The prospect of an implosion in neighboring North Korea is just one of many uncertainties clouding the region's future.

The prospect of a strong price rise comes against the backdrop of slowing growth in the US and Europe.

The prospect of an implosion in neighboring North Korea is just one of many uncertainties clouding the region's future.

Piers is utterly thrilled by the prospect of the deal and knows that taking over the Larry King show means that something will have to give.

The prospect of an open-ended military commitment without UN sanction is, to put it mildly, concentrating minds.

Iraq's Shia-led government, which used to fear the prospect of a Sunni regime displacing Mr Assad and his Alawites, has become chillier.

That was the burning question of 1820, when George became king and faced the prospect of Caroline as queen.

That tends to damp their brains' fear circuitry and to intensify their brains' reaction to the prospect of making money.

Example : The prospect of a year in India greatly excited her.

Planets that lose their parent stars can stay warm enough to have water, raising the prospect that they also have life.

Many analysts consider the prospect so remote, and potential revenues so small against tobacco, they do not include them in growth models.

Many analysts consider the prospect so remote, and potential revenues so small against tobacco, they do not include them in growth models.

The shift was to utter the word "State" when it came to the prospect of Palestinian self-rule.

Yet in the computer industry, plenty of entrepreneurs seem happy to take risks for the prospect of a thin slice of the social benefits.

What scares people more today is the prospect of a society without a plan, which is to say a society of freedom.

And that suggests the yuan will appreciate at a slower pace, raising the prospect of renewed trade tensions with the U. S.

"The prospect are diminishing that the upcoming election will be accepted as free and fair, " he said.

Privately, however, the White House will certainly not be delighted at the prospect of dealing with prickly President Putin again.

So while a stand-alone extension of unemployment benefits may eventually pass, the prospect of any sizeable new stimulus has faded.

That was the first formal indication from the central bank that some Fed officials have begun to raise the prospect of new easing measures.

She was bewildered by the prospect of having to rely on her own resources again.

But the prospect of a world at once more universally prosperous and more attached to freedom? There must surely be good news in that.

He also raised the prospect that GM might seek buyers for some of its engine plants, which, he estimated, could raise more than $10bn.

Like a vicious circle bad news breeds more bad news, and so at the moment the prospect for the near future is for more of the same bad news.

With inflation beginning to pick up, savers are likely to face the prospect of negative real interest rates again.

Fat chance. Having ignored two resolutions ordering it to stop enriching uranium, Iran now faces the prospect of a third.

With its rich solar energy resources, clean pollution-free, Solar Energy as the prospect of better utilization of renewable energy.

The prospect of watching a former Vice-President of the United States give a "PowerPoint presentation" probably does not sound too exciting.

Of course, we all know deep down that our debt situation has to be tackled, however stressful and scary the prospect might be.

But the prospect of a nocturnal encounter with a vampire does lend a certain frisson to the forthcoming journey.

She viewed the prospect of a week alone in the house without much enthusiasm.

But the Iraqis refused to agree to that, opening up the prospect of Americans being tried in Iraqi courts and subjected to Iraqi punishment.

The prospect of never finding a life partner can be one of the greatest fears in a person's life.

Foreign involvement is still minimal. But the prospect of it is being more hotly debated, both inside Syria and beyond.

But the prospect of failing to survive was not merely frightening, as she had expected.

RusHydro's managers hope the prospect of such growth, along with the global enthusiasm for greenery, will buoy the company's shares.

But Mr Obama is being badgered by fiercely pro-Israeli groups at home to look more kindly on the prospect of a preemptive Israeli attack.

Today, our worries have turned around: the prospect of a population implosion haunts our future.

And that anger was intensified for the prospect that Hezbollah will emerge with its influence enhanced.

An imam who ranted at the prospect of Western occupation a month ago now welcomes foreign special forces as long as they keep out of sight.

The prospect of millions of petrol tanks being filled with such a fuel has alarmed environmentalist groups.

Shelley, the eldest son, accordingly grew up with the prospect of becoming a man of wealth and title.

"No, no. I insist no" , was the response of Spain's finance minister to the prospect of a bigger Greek write-down.

She looked like an American teen-ager, but the prospect of becoming one apparently terrified her.

A short stack of books lay propped against the bowl, and I could barely contain my excitement at the prospect of reading come morning.

Most Americans who do see China overtaking the U. S. economically view the prospect with some alarm, as a 'bad thing. '

The prospect may also have engaged consultants or "coaches" that help the company with the decision-making process.

More frightening is the prospect of terrorist cells being set up in Nairobi, Kenya's capital, and elsewhere in the region.

The prospect of the world champion competing in the game look remote after she tore the cartilage of her right knee at a pregame .

She told me that even at a young age William found the prospect of being king a really heavy burden.

His senses have been battered with all possibilities of a disaster, not least the prospect that Greece might leave the euro.

But where will that leave the millions of wretched north Sudanese, who face the prospect of years more rule by an indicted war criminal?

Finally the paper introduces the flow of order and management of remote sensing data, and analyses the prospect of this software system.

If nothing else gets bosses to focus on data security, surely the prospect of ending up in court will.

The same number said the prospect of transport chaos and cordoned-off areas in the capital filled them "with horror" .

The prospect of a global recession and a local property crash have brought home the need to implement this agenda more forcefully.

Today's Bangkok Post even raised the prospect of a civil war and warned that "violence cannot be avoided" .

The closeness to home suddenly made life in the billets easier to take, and the prospect of a weekend pass provided additional incentive.

Under the guidance of national policy, Cror Biological Co. , first-aid market value of the prospect, came into being a child first aid box.

Lawmakers also raised the prospect of new legislation to tighten safety rules in light of the growing complexity of vehicles.

A retrenchment by banks to their domestic markets added to the prospect of consolidation, he said.

The properties, production technology and uses of metal soap as well as the prospect of its use in leather making were discussed.

If you don't like a memory or the prospect of feeling bad, just eliminate the cause and you don't have to feel it.

But it also offers the prospect of a six-day break if employers can be persuaded to give employees an extra day off.

I got so excited at the prospect of having a food I could eat, I fell out of my chair.

Creditors must recognize that "they cannot hold out for the prospect of endless government bailouts. "

If he sticks to his word, the prospect of meaningful Israeli-Palestinian negotiations in the near future is zero.

Dissension among Palestinian factions has undermined the prospect for a new accord as well.

These measures raise the prospect of sizeable improvement in economic performance over the next few years.

But with no signs of any precipitation, the prospect of the harvest looks bleak.

It was at this time that the prospect of a short crop sent the prices of bulk Bordeaux up on the market-place.

"Moreover, the recent campaign seeks to sabotage the future of peace talks and undermine the prospect of reconciliation, " he said.

Fiber reinforced polymers (FRP) offer the prospect of such a cost effective repair.

The fourth part has an analysis of the prospect of the company, and offers management recommendation.

U. S. stocks rose as well, as investors cheered the prospect of a bailout deal, boosting the dollar against the yen.

The prospect of companies parting with some of that cash is tantalizing for stock investors.

But he cautioned: "It is not a boom. It's not going to offer the prospect of a rapid decline in the unemployment rate. "

China's leadership is terrified by the prospect of social unrest from rising joblessness, particularly among the urban elite.

Exciting as the prospect of a new life seemed, it wasn't easy saying good-bye to the old one-the familiar faces, the familiar routine.

The Democrats, while welcoming the prospect of a democratic Iraq, highlighted that there was still a long way to go.

My Chinese band mates are thrilled at the prospect of performing in the U. S. ; only Woodie has been there, and he visited only Los Angeles.

Buyers of Spanish government bonds, spooked by the prospect of a Greek default, have already demanded higher interest rates from Madrid.

And in this age of rapid technological advance, we face the prospect that deadly weapons might fall into the hands of terrorists.

Chinese airline officials have said before that they might refuse to pay the carbon tax, raising the prospect of a drawn-out legal fight.

The prospect of a long-term prison sentence or even the death penalty will dissuade them in the least.

As this was an opening in the prospect it was arranged that Mr. Kengeshould see his cousin.

German exporters are expressing growing anxiety about the appreciation of the euro against the US dollar and the prospect of a currency war.

As an obedient son, I had accepted my father's decision that I was to be a doctor, though the prospect interested me not at all.

Most countries, in western and eastern Europe alike, face the prospect of populations that will both age and shrink over the next 50 years.

Taiwan's stock market has jumped nearly 15 per cent in a few days at the prospect of closer ties.

That might destroy the prospect of any trade liberalisation during his presidency.

What most excites you about the prospect of returning? Resuming the battles you used to have with Michael Schumacher?

It's our good fortune to have a home to sell, but I'm pained by the prospect of trading its psychological benefits for the financial sort.

and it is the prospect of a repeat of that swashbuckling attacking display that has maradona biting his nails.

Theyare almost all men, with a small attachment of women in noninfantry jobs. Manyare begging to see combat. Others dread the prospect.

the prospect of handouts might cause them to delay their plans, in the hope that the state will pay for things they were going to do anyway.

With the prospect of an unappealing, entry-level job on the horizon, life in college becomes increasingly idealized.

In Australia, a faster-than-expected increase in consumer prices yesterday raised the prospect of a further interest rate rise next week.

For foreign investors, the prospect of having access to a market of 1 billion consumers no longer seems like a pipe dream.

But it is doubtful the Italian club would pay millions without a fight, raising the prospect of a lengthy legal battle.

But if she defied the order, Breen faced the prospect of up to five years in jail for contempt.

The prospect of worse wages and benefits has not deterred him: what he craves is protection from the swings of the economic cycle.

I have accepted my father's decision that I was to be a doctor, though the prospect did not interest me at all.

Finally, we do the work of this paper, a simple conclusion, and quantum teleportation state made the prospect of a simple vision.

The prospect is already hurting the outlook for state-linked companies and will have a more widespread effect if it becomes a reality.

He rubbed his hands with glee at the prospect of their defeat.

The prospect of further upsets to the ill-starred attempt to rewrite the way the EU operates has European leaders panicking or despairing.

Spain, a booming economy until recent years, now has 20 percent unemployment and faces the prospect of years of painful, grinding deflation.

I balked at the prospect of spending four hours on a train with him.

The technology raises the prospect that different visitors to a website could see different prices as well.

The prospect of war with Iran is beginning to look real.

An experienced salesperson recognizes the clues that the prospect is ready to buy.

"I don't think [other leaders] will enjoy the prospect of not being able to share the limelight with the US president. "

And the current application of natamycin in meat industry and the prospect of it were referred.

In part, experts say, it may be because of the prospect of change in the White House as Americans prepare to elect a new president.

In the last part, It looks forward the prospect and development direction of TV program appraisal.

Nevertheless, the prospect of a new, non-surgical approach for chronic sciatica is exciting, and further investigation is already underway.

But only a minority will find as much consolation in quantum physics as in the prospect of reuniting with their dearly departed in heaven.

The road panoram , is in the prospect in roadside Peter, a row police vehicle squawk calls the police siren to howl.

Mr. Weill bought Primerica in 1988, lured in part by the prospect of gaining access to the company's Gulfstream corporate jet.

The prospect of a nuclear-armed Iran is the biggest threat facing the world, according to one of Barack Obama's top foreign policy advisers.

Faced with the prospect of a rising sovereign risk premium, fiscal easing will prove less supportive of growth than fiscal tightening.

One of the biggest trends shaping thought and policy is the prospect of rapidly ageing populations and the potential health costs.

The question internationally was whether the prospect of fresh domestic battles would affect international U. S. initiatives.

There is thought to be concern in Washington at the prospect of a close ally downgrading its military capabilities.

If that's not enough to keep you away, there's also the prospect of illegal activities, dodgy taxis and occasional police checks and raids.

On the face of it, the prospect of regular euro-zone summits is a setback also for Germany.

Ability to communication at all levels in the prospect organization, especially with senior management and manufacturing experts.

If you are a beautiful girl, faces the prospect, I was that passionate trippingly man.

Finally, this paper summarized the main conclusions and traits, put forward questions and made the prospect of research.

Coming on the anniversary of Lehman's collapse, the prospect of a trade war between the world's two largest economies is a scary one.

Inside Iran a heated debate is now under way over how to respond to its growing isolation and the prospect of more sanctions to come.

Bush said without the money, manufacturers faced the prospect of disorderly bankruptcy and liquidation.

A glance at the stock market lately suggests the prospect of more so-called quantitative easing, or QE, isn't doing much to inspire a rally.

It recommended a managed withdrawal, dangling the prospect of the bulk of America's combat troops pulling out in early 2008.

Furthermore, Geithner combines a sense of continuity with the prospect of decisive change.

After all, the long-term threat of cancer seems far more remote these days than the prospect of explosive incineration.

Unlike Russia, Ukraine now has independent media, a real opposition and the prospect of a genuine presidential contest in 2009.

"It faces the prospect, if it pursues nuclear weapons, of sparking an arms race in the region, " Mrs. Clinton said.

Nothing but the open sky and the prospect of the never-ending road ahead.

The prospect of searching a bonanza were exciting and he felt a special bond with his workers.

He was not deterred by the danger of my making mistakes, he was not alarmed at the prospect of my encountering sorrow.

They say investment bankers often raise the prospect of a shadowy Chinese bidder in order to push up the price of an asset.

The prospect of an Asian arms race is genuinely frightening, but prudent concern about China's build-up must not lapse into hysteria.

economists are optimistic about the prospect of our economy-development as the domestic produce- grossing are increasing steadily.

Not one of us is excited by the prospect of returning to India. It cannot compete with the beauty and peace of Nepal.

There are bound to be losses, insurance claims and the prospect of an empty London O2 Arena for 50 nights during the peak summer period.

BAE's air, land and now systems business sectors in the U. K. have all been hit this year by the prospect of reduced workloads.

Breeders are up in arms at the prospect of the ban.

As she asked quick questions, she sensed his excitement at the prospect of a big breaking story.

They might not like the prospect of losing their grip on government and exposing themselves to new ideas.

The prospect of a United States of Europe is about as real as the bronze of Justus Lipsius's bust.

The prospect of being able to enter new markets is one factor that makes convergence an attractive strategy, but there are others.

Towards the end of the year, especially, the prospect of abrupt tightening will be a big risk, as stimulus programmes start to run out.

If so, it will be seen as a harbinger of a another horror: the prospect of a shutdown of the North Atlantic conveyor.

Whereas a strong currency was once a symbol of national pride, few countries appear to relish the prospect today.

Sappho is intrigued at the prospect, but her answer is no: 'I loved the adulation and applause, but administration bored me.

The confirmation of H5N1 avian influenza in England has caused renewed concern over the prospect of a global influenza pandemic.

You may be tingling with the prospect of an exciting turn of events at work as Pluto and Venus are both visiting your house of career.

The prospect is regarded by many in the British establishment with emotions ranging from concern to outright horror.

Recruits were lured from big rivals by the prospect of a share in the firm, which, like many small outfits, is employee-owned.