Sentence examples for Hopeful prospect from inspiring English sources

At almost every basket in the Knicks' training facility today, a hopeful prospect stood sweating, finishing off a nearly two-hour workout and hoping that he had caught someone's eye.

With the multiparameter adjustability, the composite MBG/PGS scaffolds would have a hopeful prospect in bone tissue engineering.

Now Ruhainatu and girls like her have a more hopeful prospect for life.

That would be a painful but hopeful prospect, were it not for two other massive crises on Israel's horizon.

Light industry, on the other hand, proved to be a hopeful prospect, attracting some foreign joint-venture investment.

Neither Mr Boehner nor Mr Hubbard has signaled any willingness to accept higher revenues from any source other than limiting deductions, or from the hopeful prospect of greater economic growth.

There is general talk of hopeful prospects for poor farmers gaining greater access to rich-world markets.

The hopeful prospects seen in the Africa-American and Hispanic communities are partly consequent to the election of President Obama.

The Toledo Blade (Toledo, Ohio) "A second term for President Barack Obama would be a better outcome for Ohio, Michigan, and the rest of the country — and would offer more hopeful prospects for the next four years — than would his replacement by his Republican challenger, Mitt Romney.

It is worth noting, however, that the only plausible simulations that captured the high prevalences of 35 50% reported in parts of WY (Figure 5), were those where we assumed a prion half-life of 8 years (Figure 4B), or those where we assumed frequency-dependent transmission (Figure 6), neither of which yield particularly hopeful prospects for host numbers or disease control.

This opens hopeful prospects for the development of parvovirus-based virotherapies of colon carcinoma.