Sentence examples for clear hope from inspiring English sources

But the clear hope is that Mr. Hall can deliver lightning twice.

And from automakers, factories and suppliers to dealers, advertising agencies, rental counters and finally consumers, the clear hope is that the recovery gains more traction in 2011.

His clear hope is that the performance was good enough for voters to be comfortable with him as a sober and prudent commander in chief.

But the clear hope is that as the divestment movement grows, the debate about fossil fuels versus renewable energy sources will pick up.

Olazábal, it must be remembered, had sent out his most formidable players in the first session with the clear hope of gaining an immediate lead.

For innovation, there is clear hope that the release of data into the ether is having beneficial effects, but it is impossible to measure what these might be.

In tonight's statement, the State Department cautioned that it remained to be seen whether the "clear hopes of the Iranian people can be translated to reality".

The State and Treasury Departments have loosened restrictions on some free Internet services to Iran, like instant messaging, chat and photo sharing, in clear hopes of keeping the opposition movement alive.

We did have clear hopes and ambitions for what we wanted our "product" to achieve, but we had also agreed that we weren't going to make any assumptions about what that product would be.

They will vote for the candidate who carries the clearest hope for reform.

"It's clear that hope was misplaced.