Prospect in sentence

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We see the flows of materials in a rather terrifying prospect.

Because the Koran is quite clear when it says that you'll be "a new creation in paradise," and that you will be "recreated in a form unknown to you," which seems to me a far more appealing prospect than a virgin.

The prospect of using the genome as a universal diagnostic is upon us today.

No job, no money, no security, no prospect."

and that, I think, is a liberating and exciting prospect.

Why doesn't that prospect concern you?

So as a victims' rights attorney fighting to increase the prospect of justice for survivors across the country and as a survivor myself, I'm not here to say, "Time's Up."

In my book "The Blank Slate," I argued that the human prospect is more tragic than utopian and that we are not stardust, we are not golden and there's no way we are getting back to the garden.

Has this prospect of political system shift, collapse impacted your view on that possibility?

There is not the slightest prospect of any gain whatsoever.

I started to prospect under the benches of bakeries and the entrances of pastry shops for plug points.

Valuing one's depression does not prevent a relapse, but it may make the prospect of relapse and even relapse itself easier to tolerate.

We place such a premium on our free will and our independence that the prospect of losing those qualities to forces unseen informs many of our deepest societal fears.

Now, you know that New York does place a high value on attracting immigrants, so we were excited about the prospect of growth, but honestly, where were we going to grow in a city that was already built out to its edges and surrounded by water?

Cycling in Beijing now is a completely different prospect.

And lying in intensive care, facing the prospect of being blind and paralyzed, high on morphine, I was trying to make sense of what was going on.

And for a lot of people, that's a terrifying prospect.

Think about your reactions when I first came onto the stage, or the prospect of your own blindness, or a loved one going blind.

And so for us, the prospect of mind clones and regenerated bodies is that our love affair, Chris, can go on forever.

Some of you look a little more enthusiastic than others at this prospect.

We feel an "ick factor" associated with them and are disgusted by the prospect of cooking insects.

But we've never really faced the prospect of turning on the tap and having nothing come out.

There were angry patrons in Florence because he had left a stack of incomplete commissions, lured to Rome by the prospect of a great sculptural project, and that project had fallen through.

Despite the potential benefits, the prospect of a massive network automatically scanning our photos, communications, and physiological signs is also quite disturbing.

It wasn't until the turn of the 19th century that our blinders were removed, first, with the publication of James Hutton's "Theory of the Earth," in which he told us that the Earth reveals no vestige of a beginning and no prospect of an end; and then, with the printing of William Smith's map of Britain, the first country-scale geological map, giving us for the first time predictive insight into where certain types of rocks might occur.

In the austral summer of 2004, I went to the bottom of South America, to the bottom of Patagonia, Argentina, to prospect for dinosaurs: a place that had terrestrial sedimentary rocks of the right age, in a desert, a place that had been barely visited by paleontologists.

And when you are faced with the prospect of death very soon, you begin to think very much about everything.

So, the prospect of fungi existing on other planets elsewhere, I think, is a forgone conclusion, at least in my own mind.

The new better off is not an individual prospect at all.

So then quickly, the comfortable walk has to do with the fact that all animals seek, simultaneously, prospect and refuge.

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