Sentence examples for explicit hope from inspiring English sources

In the last decade, their English-language programs, created with the explicit hope of luring foreign students, have flourished.

Our explicit hope in writing our book in 1995 was to provide a theoretical framework that would stimulate research in the field.

Instead many startups are being founded and funded to build a specific feature or technology in the explicit hope of selling it to Google or Facebook or Amazon or Apple as a quick feature bolt-on for their platforms.

The persistent focus on improving individual care and experience of service offers the implicit and sometimes explicit hope that through joint commissioning all needs will be met.

By making things more explicit we hope that we can get more useful conversations going.

By endeavouring to make the HR implications of each existing and new public health intervention explicit, we hope governments, planners, and financial and technical partners will have a clearer understanding of the urgency of the HR situation and will have to take a stand on addressing the health care workforce crisis.

We hope explicit acknowledgement will highlight their significance to potential secondary implementers.

As I previously reported, Ford's global manager of health and wellness research, Gary Strumolo, stated in explicit terms his hope that drivers will feel they have a relationship with a vehicle that looks after their well-being and takes care of them by tracking their health.

Such strengths-oriented tools, however, may be based on more general counselling and consulting psychology principles, such as making hope explicit [ 35, 36] or understanding the client's functional behaviours [ 37- 39].

Organizers of the coalition were explicit that they hoped to create a public backlash against StudentsFirstNY.

But because of Sirtris's focus on developing drugs that have the F.D.A.'s approval for specific diseases, both are being less explicit about their hopes of reversing aging.