Questions about example sentences with, and the definition and usage of "Prospect"

It means when cloning is possible we might clone bodies for parts (such as internal organs). Cloning also brings to mind = Cloning makes us think of the prospect = the idea of headless human bodies = bodies without heads manufactured only for the purpose = made only of being picked apart from their parts. = to be used for spare parts.

She couldn't imagine a worse thing to happen. She is like a dead person - she can't move for fear of what is about to happen.

Prospect is formal. It is not very common. It has three (3) meanings (1) It means possibility. Example: He was happy at the prospect of getting a new job. (2) It means looking for gold. Literally. Example: The miners were prospecting for gold. (3) It means... like a prodigy. Example: The good workers are likely prospects for a promotion.

They are very close, but I do not believe exactly the same. "Good prospects" implies you already have specific knowledge of what might be open to you or what companies might be interested in you. "Good opportunities" is slightly more vague. You know, for example, you are a very good commercial artist, but do not really know who is hiring now. However, you know jobs are available! That said, the terms definitely overlap.

"Prospect" can be used in three ways: 1. A person who is seen as amazing and likely to succeed ;) 2. A potential customer or client 3. The likelihood of something happening On the other hand, "outlook" can only be used in this situation: 1. A point of view on life ("You have such a negative outlook on life, Billy! Lighten up!") Hope I helped :)

All these words are synonyms with each other, so they can all be used in place of one another without changing the meaning of a sentence. But, possibility leans more towards something being true/correct, chance is usually used to mean 'something' (even if it isn't true) could happen. And prospect usually is used to talk about the chance something will happen specifically in the future. And also, chance is usually the best word to use in general and is the most natural/causal choice. Hope this helps. :) Examples as synonyms: "There is a chance it will rain tonight." "There is a possibility of rain tonight." "The prospect of it raining tonight is high."

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The original sentence isn't really natural, but the second one is pretty close. The writer is very expressive, and his project looks very promising.

"I like to observe things from a different perspective," or "I like to observe things from a different aspect."

'Say' here means 'for example', in a more informal, casual tone. E.g: if you add, say, some pepper or salt it may taste better. In a more formal setting, I would encourage replacing 'say' with 'for example' or 'for instance' instead.

These days a lot of people decide to go to university. While some people believe that the main reason is they want to find a well-paid job in the future. Others think that there are much wider advantages for both individuals and society. First of all, it is obvious that employers more often consider applications of people who are educated and have got more experience. Consequently, the main purpose for why people attend the university is their future. For instance, the higher education in England is quite expensive, therefore people need to take out loans and then they have to give money back to the government. It means that they really want to find a better job. What is more, nowadays people live in a very competitive society so the majority of them want to earn a lot of money, not only to provide the best life for their families but also to be better than their neighbours. Moreover, there are other benefits to individuals and society. People are becoming more independent and confident due to the university because most of them study in a different city or even in a different country. They can learn how to manage their own money and face the difficult situations. The society consists of these individuals, so they must know how to live, respect and talk for themselves. The university makes it easier because they are able to make a lot of friends there. Furthermore, countries rely on the education. They need educated people in order to keep the high level of the economy, prosperity and competition. To sum up, although most of the people decide to go to university because of money and better career prospects, I believe there are clearly further benefits. If the government encourage people to attend the university, it will lead to a better future for both individuals and society.

There is just one sentence that needs changed. "including changing diapers at midnight" or "including changing diapers in the middle of the night" Otherwise, it sounds great!

prospect here means something that might happen in the future. 将来になれる可能性のあることです。 Here there has been some suggestion, that the government might kill people when they turn 70 years old. She is mocking, making fun, of that 'prospect'.

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