Infrastructure is often hopeless.
But pitching to Guerrero is often hopeless because of his exceptional plate coverage.
For Berlin's central library, the task of returning some hundred and fifty thousand books stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners' descendants is "often hopeless".
By Macy Halford September 15, 2008 For Berlin's central library, the task of returning some hundred and fifty thousand books stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners' descendants is "often hopeless".
And there are "Bibles galore" at the Philippine Bookfair: "How could somebody like God pass up the chance to get his book out?" For Berlin's central library, the task of returning some hundred and fifty thousand books stolen by the Nazis to their rightful owners' descendants is "often hopeless".
While the investigation of statistically overrepresented motifs in gene regulatory networks has resulted in the identification of qualitative features of the associated dynamics [ 19], similar attempts in metabolic networks are often deemed hopeless.
But while Cubs fans are often caricatured as hopeless romantics, White Sox fans are commonly regarded as a skeptical group, even profoundly negative.
When German students discuss their dreams and visions for a modern society, universities are often perceived as a hopeless case, a moribund patient recalcitrant to any form of therapy.
Since all three of Murphy's major characters go bonkers sooner or later from unrequited love, music that Tchaikovsky intended to accompany divertissements gets drafted for dramatic confrontations, and the result is often a hopeless disconnect between sight and sound.
"We are often portrayed as just crusty hippies, posh kids with trust funds, hopeless dreamers or domestic extremists," continues Elly.
