Sentences with phrase «imminent prospect of»

«He will lean towards those for which he sees a fairly imminent prospect of some one of the favorable developments listed above.

Unsettlingly, it makes all those other books appear suddenly unnecessary, superfluous, seeming to haunt them with the imminent prospect of their own redundancy.

Education Secretary Nicky Morgan said children at Durham Free School were being «let down by a catalogue of failures» with no «imminent prospect of improvement».

But less than an hour later, Ms Morgan stood in the House of Commons and told MPs: «Because I do not think there is any imminent prospect of improvement, the regional schools commissioner has today written to the school, informing it of the decision to terminate the funding agreement.»

The 507 sometimes - D schools do not face the imminent prospect of having to compete for students.

While Krasinski comes across as the caring survivalist, keeping one of several fires burning in the valley, his pregnant wife Emily Blunt represents a hope for the future — though the imminent prospect of soundproofing a baby's crib suggests a hard road ahead.

Not exact matches

WASHINGTON — President Trump said on Thursday that he would impose stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, making good on a key campaign promise and rattling stock markets as the prospect of a global trade fight appeared imminent.

But taxes, or the prospect of imminent changes in tax rates, are also causing some emerging companies to go the other way, that is, to convert from a C - Corp to an LLC!

And while details are yet to be ironed out, the prospect of an agreement looks imminent.

In the summer of 2009, as Kennedy was suffering from brain cancer and confronting the prospect of imminent death, he wrote a private letter to then - pontiff Benedict XVI.

Further, the likely prospect of contamination of food crops by GM crops engineered with Terminator places the entire global food supply at imminent risk, and it therefore poses unacceptable threats to food and seed sovereignty and agro-biodiversity.

We rather enjoyed the prospect of our imminent bloody death.

With a deal imminent here's a look at what comes next for the brightest prospect to come out of Hale End since Jack Wilshere https://t.co/nvWn1Ts950

Trump said that he would impose stiff tariffs on imports of steel and aluminum, making good on a key campaign promise and rattling stock markets as the prospect of a global trade fight appeared imminent.

But the prospect of imminent gun control legislation helped Remington sales surge 36 percent, to $ 1.3 billion in 2013, according to Moody's.

If we ever face the prospect of an imminent assault on Earth from a large wayward rock, Remo hopes we can offer a bit more than divine intervention, which was all that Charles Bolden had for Congress in 2013.

The prospect of a Shrekling, which appears imminent, appeals to him even less.

Fans are salivating at the prospect of a new Nintendo Direct, with leaks and rumours suggesting an imminent broadcast will reveal brand new titles for the Nintendo Switch.

We still have the imminent return of the Shining RPG series to look forward to, most obviously with Shining Force for PlayStation 2, but there's also the prospect of two new Phantasy Star titles as well.

Rejecting the convenience of Stefania Bortolami and Kordansky's party at nearby Serafina, I elected to join a posse headed downtown to Florent — in no small part because of the prospect of a decent meal, but also in partial tribute to the beloved late - night eatery's imminent demise — and I hopped a cab to an otherwise - hushed meatpacking district.

The construction industry is unwittingly facing the prospect of immediate, dramatic changes to how buildings are designed and constructed to comply with imminent EU energy efficiency deadlines.

The survival Engelman is worried about is not the survival of civilisation, but the survival of the bizarre political structure — insitutions, NGOs, ethics, economics, ideology — that has established itself on the prospect of imminent global catastrophe.

We persuaded the Court of Appeal that the private life of vulnerable children with serious health problems required special attention, representing an exception to the general rule for migrants that only the prospect of imminent death without palliative care could prevent their return abroad.

However, the Court emphasised that its judgment should not be read as «giving them any prospect of imminent release».

«OK, look for delivery soon,» Alexa says, her response teasing Amazon shoppers with the prospect of an imminent launch of its Prime Air drone.