Sentence examples for continuing hope from inspiring English sources

"Media promotion, advertising and a pipeline of drugs will create continuing hope for the next new drug, along with a neglect of other ways to deal with sexual discontent," says Tiefer.

But support will still be carefully calibrated because of the continuing hope in Washington, London and other western capitals for Russian pressure on Assad to negotiate an end to the crisis rather than fight to the bitter end.

The shares - up 4.7p to 163.7p - were also lifted by the continuing hope that Qatar Airlines would join its Oneworld alliance, as well as talk the Qataris could be interested in the 12% stake in IAG held by Spain's Bankia Fondos - a consequence of the merger of Iberia and BA.

Dorothea is harassed and disappointed, having reckoned on a fruitful life, and she tells Jamie, "I don't want you to end up in the same place as me," but, where a more strident actress might have presented her as a victim, bowed by such setbacks, Bening tilts her toward a continuing hope, and gilds her with a saving streak of humor.

Spanish utility Iberdrola also gained 1.2%, to 10.04 euros ($15.41), in Madrid, thanks to the continuing hope of a bid from Electricite de France and Spanish builder ACS.

Spanish utility Iberdrola also gained 2.8%, to 10.20 euros ($15.65), in Madrid, thanks to the continuing hope of a bid from Electricite de France and Spanish builder ACS.

It's a blow to the continuing hopes of finding tangible evidence that these creatures exist.

The religious leaders continue: "Hope is not an idle force.

She continued, "Hope that it will not even be heard".

Despite disappointing results to date from anti-Aβ immunotherapy therapeutic trials, there is continued hope that such immunotherapies, especially if used in the preclinical stages, could prove to be the first disease-modifying therapies available for AD.

I see wives who have sacrificed the best years of their lives and continue hoping.