Sentence examples for appear hopeful from inspiring English sources

But for now many analysts appear hopeful a deal will be done that avoids a Greek exit, or "Grexit".

Cellulolytic/non-cellulolytic fermentations with thermophilic co-culture anaerobes appear hopeful approaches for CBP development [9, 32].

Whatever the case, investors appear hopeful despite the problems with Aquantive.

Investors appear hopeful the deal will inspire further consolidation in the sector.

Most, from the influential Muslim Brotherhood to the newly sprouting liberal forces, appeared hopeful that the military could be trusted.

Judging from the new advertisements Mr. McCain has introduced, his campaign appears hopeful that voters will punish Mr. Bush for attacking.

Despite the discouraging numbers — $19 billion in write-downs at UBS and nearly $4 billion at Deutsche Bank in the first quarter alone — investors appeared hopeful that the bad news could signal the last of Wall Street's credit woes.

Some Democrats who support the procedural reform that Mr. Spitzer advocated — greater government transparency; lower limits on campaign contributions — appeared hopeful on Monday that the cause would escape the fate of its most visible champion.

"He has been on the radar a long time with different women," says one of the investigating officers, appearing hopeful that this time will be the one that sends him, at last, to jail.

Since being detained in July, Mr. Tajbakhsh, an Iranian-American scholar, had been permitted two home visits, the last on Oct. 15, when he appeared hopeful that he would be released soon, a family member said.

But Mr. Cameron appeared hopeful that he could emulate Harold Wilson, the Labour prime minister who renegotiated Britain's role in Europe and won a decisive endorsement for the resulting deal in a referendum in 1975, the only previous time Britain has put the issue to a popular vote.