Prospects Of In A Sentence

• It ran through a rich country and had assured prospects of through western traffic.
• The prospects of man would be dark indeed on the supposition of its being abolished.
• Whatever profession he chose to follow, he had the most dazzling prospects of success.
• I was also sorely mortified to find all my prospects of becoming a hero blasted.
• The winter had been unusually mild, and the prospects of the spring trade were very favorable.
• I wish nothing may be gathering in the horizon to obscure the prospects of the patriotic party.
• It enters into our prospects of development, our investment values and our insurance rates.
• His case seemed hard; his prospects of innocent felicity had been too banefully obscured.
• In this part of the country the prospects of the Confederacy appeared to be very gloomy.
• Because no Union can be agreeable which does not present prospects of reciprocal benefits.

• What are their prospects of finding them?
• The future prospects of a family!
• The prospects of more rain were not bright.
• The plan had sound prospects of success.
• Good news had come of the prospects of war.
• Well, the prospects of his estate were not too brilliant.
• My death would not affect the prospects of the accused.
• The prospects of my own career seemed gloomy enough too.
• No doubt the livelier prospects of town life allure many.
• What are the prospects of the Church?
• This was a sad blow to the prospects of the Company.
• What of the prospects of whisky-shifts in England?
• The prospects of South Africa are very dubious.
• Everything seems to militate against my prospects of happiness.
• She was delightfully optimistic about the prospects of amusement for the day.
• I took no further trouble about the future prospects of my nose.
• The prospects of the new capital during its infancy were not promising.
• What are the prospects of any society of which that tale is the true history?
• You have the prospects of loving one man and marrying another.
• Their country-seats embrace prospects of inexpressible loveliness.
• Thus were the prospects of this pious gentleman blasted in one day.
• On the issue hang the prospects of my darling wife and children.
• The prospects of the morrow offered serious matter for consideration.
• The prospects of practical success seemed remoter than ever.
• But would he not rejoice in the bright prospects of his favourite sister?
• Spoil a poor man's prospects of dying cheerful!
• What then are the hopes and prospects of covetousness, ambition, and rapacity?
• Now he sees, he hopes in, the boundless prospects of covenant grace.
• The future prospects of the family of God are not uncertain.
• Now let us look at the prospects of the Association thus formed.

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