Sentence examples for because of hope from inspiring English sources

They endure because of hope.

He won because of hope and change.

I mean, for instance, this president won because of hope and change.

We all know how it goes: the left wins because of hope, the right because of fear.

There is no consistent pattern in the size of the coefficients on HOPE or the percentage change in the number of students who fail to earn a STEM degree because of HOPE.

"We came here because of hope.

Some come from dirt-poor regions and want peace because of hopes of money from the centre.

Japanese long-term interest rates rose in the spring of 2009 because of hopes of recovery, not fear of bond vigilantes; and when those hopes faded, rates went back down, and are currently well under 1 percent.

Yahoo was almost the worst performer in the S.& P. But it was nosed out for that distinction by Novell, whose shares had soared in 1998 and 1999 because of hopes for its software for Internet applications.

Hilary Cook says that if people don't need the cash now, they should probably hold on to the shares, partly because of the outside chance of another offer coming along, partly because of hopes that the stock market as a whole should improve, and partly because Santander "is not a bad bank to be holding".

United Therapeutics shares are up 800% since the company went public in 1999 and have doubled in the past year because of hopes for a new inhaled version of Remodulin and a deal with Eli Lilly to sell the erectile-dysfunction drug Cialis as an alternative treatment for PAH.