Sentence examples for eroding hope from inspiring English sources

But Mr Netanyahu's apparent rejection of compromise with Palestinians, and wars every few years, is eroding hope.

No new bargaining sessions were held or scheduled as of Sunday night, further eroding hope that the season can start as scheduled on Oct. 11.

This was a minority perspective, though, as most participants who discussed the pursuit of experimental care abroad by patients were concerned about the quality of care and high costs and struggled to balance these concerns against not eroding hope in the course of decision-making.

Now, researchers have tried and failed to detect laser signals, further eroding hopes that there is anyone near the mysterious star who could send them. .

Simply said, fear, and the dissemination of distress, slowly erodes hope, vision, and ambition, ultimately killing businesses instead of guiding them.

The ethos of "be out for yourself" is gaining ascendancy over "I am my brothers' and sisters' keeper" as inequity and terrorism erode hope and security.

As climate change erodes arable land, as civil war erodes entire societies, as corruption erodes trust in governments, as economic inequities erode hope, people will try to go where they think they stand a better chance.

The immense price tag for N.I.F., even if it works perfectly and ignites, has also eroded hopes that anything resembling this kind of laser technology can ever be used economically to create commercial power.

The road is eroding – we hope it holds until the water recedes.

The nation has lost nearly 550,000 jobs so far this year, eroding investors' hopes for a late-year recovery.

There were experiences that could erode the hope of the caregiver, as well as experiences that fostered hope, such as relationships and spirituality.