Word: prospectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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Since Prime Minister Robert Mugabe's black majority government took office in 1980, Zimbabwe has been haunted by the prospect of renewed racial strife between the dominant blacks and the whites, who make up less than 3% of the population but who still play a leading role in the country's economy. In recent months, whites have claimed that they were gradually being discriminated against by the government. Mugabe has increased the tension by charging that some of Zimbabwe's 180,000 whites are plotting against his administration. He has also announced harsh new measures to deal...
...candidate was Louis DiGiovanni, who sold the land to the University. Harvard used a buy-back agreement with the developer--who once wanted twin 20-story towners on the site--as leverage in their discussions with the community; University officials admitted privately, that they were not happy at the prospect of losing control of the southwest corner of the Square...
...pass judgment, so let's be honest about it. We are all passing judgment every minute of the day. The reason people say I'm being judgmental is that they don't like the judgments, apparently." As ever, Mrs. Trilling does not seem terribly concerned at the prospect...
Harvard did not use the prospect of the property reverting to DiGiovanni as a negotiating wedge, Ingersoll said. "They [Harvard] were scared about it the same as we were," he said...
...millions of American workers, 1982 will be a year of anxious waiting. With unemployment reaching toward 9%, and perhaps higher, and an economy starting the year in a steep decline, employees will be worrying about job security and the prospect of very modest pay increases...