Sentence examples for If hopes from inspiring English sources
If hopes for the Arab spring have faded elsewhere, in Tunisia they are again looking bright.
If hopes like that prove overblown, clever youngsters will not be slow to notice.* "The People Factor: Strengthening America by Investing in Public Service".
If hopes of three successive top-four finishes have not mathematically ended for Harlequins, their thoughts can turn to next season and the fortifying of a squad that has been light on experience.
If hopes are diminishing among some supporters of Mrs. Clinton — privately, many concede they do not see a clear mathematical path to winning the nomination — that word has yet to reach the voters here who filled gymnasium after gymnasium on her two-day trip through Indiana.
The flight from Tehran to New York is long, but if hopes were jet engines Iran's new President, Hassan Rouhani, would be here already.
The Bank of England has been forced to tolerate high inflation for the sake of the recovery but if hopes of falling CPI fail to materialise, it could jeopardise governor Mark Carney's forward guidance on interest rates.
Ms. Olaizola observes them as if hoping they'll reveal themselves, but they don't.
After all, if hope is defeated, what you get is despair.
"If Hope had not done it, she would have been accused of malpractice," he said.
"Prime Minister Harper, Mr. Thompsonn added for good measure, as if hoping for extra credit for "prime minister".
One team just traveled aimlessly, as if hoping to teleport home by sheer will.
