Word: prospectively
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Dates: during 1980-1989
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...with the Yale game. Compared to Ken Stabler since high school, Buckley has received feelers from the San Diego Chargers, and Seattle Seahawks and BLESTO a pro-football scouting service that works for eight teams. A BLESTO spokesman said yesterday, "We think he's a good prospect...
...even struggle that could affect the role of the Federal Government in domestic affairs, create a clean split in political philosophy between the two major parties, profoundly affect the nation's economy and energy directions, and deeply influence the role America plays on the global stage, thus raising the prospect of increased international tension...
...number of warheads per missile. They could -and probably would-do so simply by accelerating programs that are now being held in check by SALT. This spurt in Soviet warheads would not only bury SALT, probably forever, but would also compound the "vulnerability" of American missiles. That dismal prospect has converted the Joint Chiefs of Staff, never SALT enthusiasts, into lobbyists for the ratification of the pending treaty...
...hostage homecoming, if it came on the eve of a closely fought presidential election, might put Carter in the White House for another four years. The prospect of a hostage deal, however, confronted his Administration with an acute foreign-policy dilemma. Because of obvious political as well as humanitarian considerations, the President could hardly reject any reasonable terms for the freedom of the captives. Yet any U.S. concessions, particularly on the shipment of military spare parts, might compromise Washington's neutral stance on the Persian Gulf war, thereby enraging Iraq and dismaying its pro-American supporters...
...aggressive leadership of its burly party secretary, Bettino Craxi, 46. Three weeks ago, Craxi unexpectedly announced an alliance with the Social Democrats and brought them into the coalition as an additional, fourth partner. Finally, in exchange for policy concessions on labor and the economy, Forlani may have secured the prospect of a comparatively benign opposition from the powerful Communists (30% of the vote), who were unremittingly hostile to Cossiga...