Sentence examples for Hopeful prospective from inspiring English sources

In the beginning, as they attend seminars with other hopeful prospective parents, Jesse assumes that despite her history with cancer, their chances are better than others because of their heterosexuality.

85 These molecules hold hopeful prospective for treatment of prostate cancer, in which oncogenic contributors to chromosomal abnormalities are abundant.

"If I'm Donald Trump, I'm feeling pretty good about my chances". The 2020 hopeful has called prospective employers in order to shut down outside job opportunities for her staff.

Every seat was filled with a hopeful parent or a prospective student or a patient sibling, and late arrivals were standing in the aisles or cramming themselves into the back of the room.

Courts, involved for the first time in adoption proceedings, now determine parent eligibility (with occasionally odd outcomes: a judge turned down the request of a hopeful couple because a prospective parent was vegetarian).

Compounding the problem is the fact that many of the people and organizations who once authenticated such works on behalf of prospective buyers, hopeful sellers, or the lucky guy who found a long-lost canvas at a yard sale, have closed their doors.

But her answer was more direct — and certain to generate news coverage — than one many prospective nominee hopefuls might be willing to offer.

But each year, hopeful lexophiles submit dozens of prospective words, both found and coined, and it is here that the future can be glimpsed.

It was Mr. Pawlenty's fourth visit in less than a year, with another visit planned for next week -- one of many signs that he is working the state as intently as any prospective Republican presidential hopeful.

And while the stop-start nature of the game failed to match the anticipation between these two London rivals, the hosts were able to fire a warning shot to any prospective play-off hopefuls in front of an 83,889-strong crowd.

But the twist is that there is an intermediary: it is three sets of parents, or sometimes other relatives, who answer questions from the hopeful romantic on behalf of the prospective dates.