Sentence examples for a window of hope from inspiring English sources

Farouq looks back on his hangover as a window of hope.

When the vice president travels this week to Guatemala, the president should send him with a mandate to revive the intense diplomatic and aid efforts that gave rise to the Alliance for Prosperity, and opened a window of hope for the most besieged countries in our hemisphere.

It opens a window of hope for an easing of tension between Iran and the west on the strained nuclear file but also on the more urgent issue – the self-destructive clash between Shia and Sunni Islam that is killing thousands in Syria and Iraq and threatens the entire Middle East region.

Although the government he leads is locked in a battle against hard-line Islamist militias, which still control large parts of the country, many Somalis seized on the news as a window of hope, a possible path out of the violence.

Right now "there is a window of hope," Jal said.

As unlikely as it seems, it's still a window of hope and opportunity.

As the special representative of the United Nations secretary general in Georgia from 2002 to 2006, I saw a narrow window of hope open and close in the first half of 2005, after which the differences between Russia and the West over Kosovo, and the deterioration of relations between Georgia and Russia, destroyed any prospect for a substantive negotiation.

"But at the same time I have a little window of hope and I would rather be able to finish my career in a race, rather than a race I can't actually get to the start line of".

The High Court decsion seemed to provide a small window of hope, but for some the wait is too long and they have given up hope already.

One day, she saw a small window of hope in the bathroom of the Brooklyn brothel where she was being held.

Tibetan activists even today say there was a small window of hope for reconciliation with the Dalai Lama in the early 80's under Hu Yaobang.