Sentence examples for considerable hope from inspiring English sources

That statement gave me considerable hope.

The Abu Dhabi Ascent has given me considerable hope.

There was considerable hope at the outset that it might steady her mind.

They can't do anything without co-operating with the president; and like Obama in 2008 they have been elected with great fanfare and considerable hope.

There is considerable hope that the markets are heralding a major development: that Americans have lost the fears and foreboding that have made the financial crisis of 2008 so enduring in its effects.

The film focuses on an 11-year-old boy named Ashish, who is given a small solo in the performance and invests considerable hope in what this will do for his future — a sort of "Slumdog Millionaire" syndrome.

Meanwhile, McLaren's considerable hopes of thriving here were thwarted, with Fernando Alonso finishing fifth and Jenson Button, usually a merry water skier in these conditions, back in ninth.

Thus, artificial reprogramming of autologous somatic cells into vascular endothelial cells gives considerable new hope to overcome this longstanding obstacle.

Newly elected, Mayor Johnson paid tribute to Livingstone and his "very considerable achievements", hoping that the new administration could "discover a way in which the mayoralty can continue to benefit from your transparent love of London".

Besides general matters with regard to current health and medication, many wanted to discuss late effects and fertility, and a considerable percentage hoped for advice with regard to health behaviours.

With her considerable talent we hope to see more of her work in the future".