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The resultant feeling of helplessness could fuel unrest – a dangerous prospect, especially in countries that have already suffered mass atrocities at the hands of their leaders.
No such
prospect
faced his predecessors.
In addition to appealing to an unpleasant undercurrent of Scottish Anglophobia, the SNP promises its electorate the
prospect
of policies that are far to the left of anything that Labour’s prime ministerial candidate, Ed Miliband, could possibly deliver.
Running out of gas may seem like a distant prospect, but the risk of a security breakdown that jeopardizes supplies haunts us always.
While operations in the arctic are always challenging, existing infrastructure makes the Prudhoe Bay
prospect
a reasonably accessible one.
If he succeeds, a moderate democratic left will become a realistic
prospect
in the region.
But the
prospect
of a jihadist-style ethnic war that extends throughout the Levant is not especially attractive, either.
For Russia and China, too, that cannot be a happy
prospect.
When the economy falters, however, creditors – and those who are willing to entertain the
prospect
of default – can impose their will on everyone else.
Second, a return to the drachma must offer the
prospect
that the Greek economy will eventually do better on its own than in the currency union (and under the existing economic program).
This is a liberating, as well as a humbling,
prospect.
But they might be radicalized by the
prospect
of inheriting a badly damaged ecosystem.
And the
prospect
of rising short-term rates means that investors no longer need to hold long-term bonds to achieve a higher return over the next several years.
How to Beat Childhood CancerPHILADELPHIA – For a parent, there is perhaps no greater fear than the
prospect
of losing a child to illness or accident.
So why isn’t the
prospect
of going over the fiscal cliff greeted with enthusiasm?
Of course, part of the strategy would be to create market incentives for new low-emission technologies, so that inventors could develop their own ideas with the
prospect
of large profits if those ideas are right.
The deflation that threatens Japan, Europe, and perhaps the US with the
prospect
of a long period of large gaps between potential and actual output is a natural failure of the semi-Monetarist orthodoxy that governed macroeconomic policy in the world's industrial core since the early 1980's.
There is overwhelming evidence that they face the
prospect
of significantly lower lifetime income than if they had come of age in a period of full employment.
When some object to the budgetary costs of enlargement and others to transitional periods, the
prospect
of stimulating growth across Europe is the perspective to keep in mind.
The example of Poland and that of the other countries of Central Europe shows that the clear
prospect
of EU membership may be one of the engines of effective reforms and may significantly enhance the ability of local leaders to persuade their people to accept the need for reforms that are sometimes painful.
We are aware of the problems inherent in the creation of a European
prospect
for Ukraine.
Likewise, the appeal of war has ruled out the
prospect
of serious negotiations between Israel, Syria, and Lebanon.
Europe’s December Day of ReckoningVIENNA – While most of the European Union seems panic-stricken by the
prospect
of a victory for French far-right leader Marine Le Pen in France’s presidential election in May, the EU’s next test will come much sooner.
MILAN – The world is facing the
prospect
of an extended period of weak economic growth.
Some immigrants believe it's shaped like a star to guide them across the Rio Grande to work in the promised land, others think it resembles a devil, offering the tantalizing
prospect
of legal jobs in the US, only to discover that this is a mirage.
But, while the
prospect
of faster global growth is indeed good news, especially given still-high unemployment in many countries and the associated pressures on social safety nets, it is too early to celebrate.
If the Irish Supreme Court were to decide that the ESM requires popular consent, the EU would be faced with the
prospect
of yet another Irish referendum on Europe.
Even without the
prospect
of faster inflation and a declining yen, fundamental conditions in Japan point to higher interest rates.
With a falling rate of household saving and the
prospect
of new fiscal deficits, the current account will soon be negative, forcing Japan to sell its debt to foreign buyers.
With the European Parliament election approaching, the
prospect
of populist anti-austerity parties prevailing in the periphery – and of anti-euro, anti-bailout parties gaining power in the core – heightens the risk of instability even more.
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