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Meanings of little prospect in English

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Usage of little prospect in English
1
As it was, we had little prospect of getting in before night.
Two Years Before the Mast
2
The judge said they showed no remorse and little prospect for rehabilitation.
Reuters
3
In this instance, though, there is little prospect of mutually assured damage.
Pandaemonium
4
There was little prospect of coping with western and eastern enemies simultaneously.
Hitler 1936 - 1945: Nemesis
5
Things looked squally before I left, with little prospect of growing better.
The Mormon Menace: The Confessions of John Doyle Lee, Danite
6
There was little prospect of keeping the poor old gentleman's sad secret.
Jezebel's Daughter
7
All very well to be heir-presumptive when there's little prospect of presuming.
Roger Ingleton, Minor
8
There seems little prospect Pfizer will face a bidding war for AstraZeneca.
Reuters
9
Without legislation, there appears little prospect of regulators reversing course on the rule.
Reuters
10
However, he could see little prospect of the course drying out.
The Guardian
11
Economists say there is little prospect of wages outstripping inflation any time soon.
The Guardian
12
There seems little prospect that the UK will agree to this.
The Guardian
13
Many were so undermined by war that there seemed little prospect of recovery.
Star Maker
14
And there is little prospect of a resolution to indefinite closures.
The Irish Times
15
Besides, the Belgian group had little prospect of ever controlling Snow.
Reuters
16
There appears to be little prospect of his going into exile.
The Guardian
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Little prospect through the time
Little prospect across language varieties
Ireland
Common
United Kingdom
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United States of America
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