Sentence examples for decline of hope from inspiring English sources

That has coincided with the disappearance or decline of hope.

But those of us who have covered the steady decline of hope in Afghanistan over the past three years know where the relative strength lies.

What Mr. Cooke's beautifully acted production, which also stars Danny Webb as Sarah's passivity-curdled husband, brings out so well is the sense of life as attrition, of the inevitable decline of human hopes and health over time.

By 1931, they were both more than a little worried about the unborn world; the fourth volume of Woolf's autobiography, "Downhill All the Way," chronicles the decline of many hopes.

Violent crackdowns, mass arrests and crippling economic decline have robbed them of hope.

Indeed, a number of the problems we have heard about this weekend inadequate healthcare, especially for minority populations, insufficient social services, even substance abuse are related to economic decline and the loss of hope for a better future.

From night to day, from a season of decline to a season of hope and opportunity.

In a second report on Thursday, the Commerce Department said that orders to factories posted an increase in February after six monthly declines, providing another glimmer of hope that the economy's deep plunge might be starting to moderate.

"Labour successfully charted that national story of hope versus decline.

Even the hapless Greek economy, which has suffered 20 consecutive quarters of decline, got a small glimmer of hope with signs that the pace of contraction is slowing.

Tiffany & Company said Friday that its second-quarter profit fell but beat analysts' expectations as its steep sales decline moderated, providing a sparkle of hope in the moribund luxury market.