Sentence examples for Hopeful prospects from inspiring English sources

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.

It provides invaluable conservation tools and a vivid example of hopeful prospects for future genome assessment of so many new species.

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.