Sentence examples for broader hope from inspiring English sources

The broader hope, however, is to transform the area into a hub for European professional sports.

Yet the pressure to appeal to angry Labour voters, instead of inspiring a broader hope, will not dissipate.

The broader hope is that the seizure of the city will persuade many Afghans to conclude that the days of the Taliban are numbered and encourage them to turn against the regime.

The broader hope has to be that clubs, putting greater focus on blooding their own young talent, brings about an upturn in Scottish football's fortunes, both domestically and internationally.

While they fully expect Jones' numbers to fall as the election approaches (they're currently at six-to-eight percent), the broader hope is that late campaign help from President Obama will push down Jones' impact on the race.

Fellow Republican senators hailed Mr. Rubio, their new spokesman and a 2016 presidential hopeful, in terms that spoke to broader hopes for the party: youth, vitality, thoughtfulness and an affirmative agenda that was not just oppositional.

But in Nebraska, as in other states, voters have broader hopes: that term limits will usher in more "citizen legislators" and fewer cynical old pols.

The next year, Wechsberg returned to Libya to write "Twilight in Souk el Giuma" — arguably the best of the early Libya pieces, well worth reading in full — and captured the slow awakening of broader hopes.

And if these tests can't be trusted, where does that leave the broader hopes that our newfound ability to read our individual genetic code can help us live longer, healthier lives?

According to the Mexican space agency, this launch "will open up an entirely new era for scientific and technological possibilities, connectivity, broadband, and communication" in the country, part of broader hopes to encourage growth in the aerospace sector among Mexican entrepreneurs and students.

But we should not -- it would be unfair to offer any kind of broad hope to people".