Sentence examples for control hoping from inspiring English sources

After the speech, British Prime Minister David Cameron made a desperate attempt at damage control, hoping to distance himself from the Queen's paint-peeling rant.

"My patients, understandably, are very focussed on the foods they eat, wanting control, hoping they won't have to take immune-suppressive treatments," Gary Wu, the University of Pennsylvania gastroenterologist, told me.

Despite poor health, when he heard about the events of the Spring of Nations, Słowacki traveled with some friends to Poznań, then under Prussian control, hoping to participate in the Wielkopolska Uprising of 1848.

(Mission control hoped that if the heat shield had been released, the straps of the retrorocket pack would hold the shield long enough for Glenn to survive reentry).

The new generation of advocates for gun control hope the tide has at last turned, despite the fact that gun control proposals have made no progress in Washington after a decade and more than 1,000 mass shootings.

The Atrashes, who live in a zone under Israeli control, hope that a possible pullback from their area south of Hebron will enable them to build their house free of restrictions imposed by the military government.

He says powerful foes of gun control hope Americans will forget the shock of the school shootings in Connecticut in December that left 26 people dead, most of them children.

Bov Control hopes to utilize data analytics to increase food production and help farmers improve their operations.

By contrast, Malaysia imposed strict controls, hoping to stem a flood of assets out of the country.

Peterffy is taking on the $37 million loss from the German market activity himself, buying the claims from the company and moving them into a partnership he controls, hoping to recover the losses as the regulatory probe goes on.

Parents do little to promote self-control, hoping instead that changes in teachers or curricula will stimulate a desire to excel.