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Meanings of be no prospect in English
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Usage of be no prospect in English
1
But as long as Hitler lived, there could be no prospect of surrender.
2
There seemed to be no prospect that he would ever leave.
3
And then there would be no prospect at all of his marriage with Christina.
4
Earlier this week, there were all sorts of doomsayers who thought there would be no prospect of an agreement.
5
They have never succeeded in cornering the labor market, and there seems to be no prospect of their succeeding.
6
If he did real damage to his birth flesh, there'd be no prospect of concealing it from his parents.
7
It is a terrible trial to leave you alone, but there seems to be no prospect of trouble in this locality.
8
There was little work to do at the time, and there seemed to be no prospect of its increasing materially for some time.
9
Hungry and thirsty, and spent with fatigue as they were , there seemed to be no prospect for them of either rest or refreshment.
10
I hope his promised prudence will be his guard, if there be no prospect of his succeeding with you-Shepaused- Iwasstill silent-
11
There 's no prospect of Britain joining a common asylum process in Europe.
12
Today, there 's no prospect of another China-like opening to rescue struggling exporters.
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However, with winter ending there is no prospect of an immediate crunch.
14
There is no prospect of a better state of the Polish drama.
15
There was no prospect to him of any profit in all this.
16
But there was no prospect of a peaceful solution of any kind.