Examples of 'distant prospect' in a sentence
Meaning of "distant prospect"
distant prospect: a possibility or opportunity that is far off or unlikely to happen in the near future. For example, 'Getting promoted in this job seems like a distant prospect at the moment.'
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distant prospect
A compelling new paradigm seems a distant prospect.
Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College.
Any hope of a quick rescue seemed a distant prospect.
Kyoto targets remain distant prospect for EU countries.
Consequently the implementation of the revised regulation is a relatively distant prospect.
But gender equality remains a distant prospect in the country.
Empowerment policies focused on the systemic causes of poverty remain a distant prospect.
That seems a distant prospect.
Electric propulsion for large commercial aircraft remains a very distant prospect.
This seems a distant prospect.
This disproportionate effect of the scale is increased with the nature of distant prospect.
It is no longer a more or less distant prospect for the future.
At this geographical scale, convergence between regions is still a very distant prospect.
It is still a distant prospect.
At this stage a European army would appear to be a very distant prospect.
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Political stability has remained a distant prospect for the Central Africa and Great Lakes subregions.
Italy leaving the euro remains a distant prospect.
In his "ode on a distant prospect of eton college.
Though the war has come to an end, peace is still a distant prospect.
This is not some distant prospect - it is a viable solution now.
The extant climate science confirms that climate change is not a distant prospect but a current reality.
Title, " Ode on a distant prospect of Eton College ".
At present, this is still a distant prospect.
Monetary union is still a relatively distant prospect and its institutional make-up is uncertain.
In this world, universal basic income seems like a rather distant prospect.
Thomas Gray in his " ode on a distant prospect of eton college.
This is not a question for the coming decades, rather a very distant prospect.
WCC Executive Committee, Climate crisis not a distant prospect but an emergency.
Nasa considers that full-on hibernation for interstellar travel is still a distant prospect.
He said peace on the Korean peninsula seemed a distant prospect for many years.
The attainment of the Millennium development goals ( MDGs ) in Somalia is a distant prospect.
Still, this seems a distant prospect.
However, a major Hollywood production still appears a distant prospect.
The achievement of European Union, if not actually in danger, is becoming a more distant prospect.
In this context, any rapprochement between the US and Russia seems a distant prospect.
Despite the resolutions of the General Assembly and Security Council, peace remains a distant prospect.
For Japan and other U.S. allies, an isolationist America remains a distant prospect.
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Heaven is endlessly distant and has no form
The distant influence of one being onto another
I could hear the distant hum of planes
