Sentence examples for deflated hopes from inspiring English sources

A brutish, bearish market has brought with it deflated hopes and new realities.

Taken together, these struggles have deflated hopes for the emergence of affordable and practical grid storage anytime soon.

In findings that are as scientifically significant as they are crushing to the popular imagination, NASA reported Thursday that its Mars rover, Curiosity, has deflated hopes that life could be thriving on Mars today.

False alarms and deflated hopes are part of the game for the legion of treasure hunters who scour the region's beaches with metal detectors searching for valuables dropped carelessly days earlier or left behind a hundred years before.

A new terror bombing in Jerusalem yesterday quickly deflated hopes for an early cease-fire between Israelis and Palestinians based on the understandings reached between Shimon Peres and Yasir Arafat Wednesday night.

Orman may be worried about the deflated hopes of America, but she will not be taking those concerns to Washington.

The anger and hatred expressed by many Kachin is deflating hopes for a reconciliation.

He uses logic to deflate hopes for a trip to the lighthouse, but he needs sympathy from his wife.

His goal was to enter the Geneva 2 negotiations from a position of military strength in order to deflate hopes of a political transition.

FRANKFURT — The president of Germany's powerful central bank reiterated his opposition to huge bond purchases Friday, potentially deflating hopes that the European Central Bank is preparing to intervene more forcefully in financial markets.

By trying to make the problems of Obamacare the overriding question in American politics, Republicans want to deflate hopes that government programs can counter inequality even as the party highlights Obama's administrative failures.