Sentence examples for extended hope for from inspiring English sources

Guy Talarico, the Bergen Republican chairman, had a ready (if obligatory) explanation -- and even extended hope for the future.

But it also said it expected a slight improvement in sales in the fourth quarter and extended mild hopes for a recovery in chip sales by the middle of 2002.

The founding of the United Nations extended a larger hope for a general peace.

Arguing that endangered species could be harmed was the environmental groups' best hope for extending a decades-old ban against drilling off the US Atlantic coast.

For them, clinical trials may be the only hope for extending life and may contribute to breakthrough cures for diseases that are today incurable.

With no cure and a transplant the only hope for extending her life, Krivy found solace in Victor Frankl's book, "Man's Search for Meaning," which provided two profound lessons: First, attitude, not circumstances, is the only thing a person can control; and second, anything can be endured if it has meaning.

The latest U.N. climate summit in Doha, Qatar wrapped up last weekend with the Kyoto Protocol, which was about to expire, being extended in furtherance of a hope for new global treaty by 2015.

The Age of Miracles may be most remarkable for what it does not do: it does not extend any hope.

Clegg said during his weekly phone-in on LBC that the display had "really struck a chord" and hoped it would be extended for a short time at least.

"Give me a hug!" I walked over to the door, which he was visibly having trouble unlocking, and extended my arms for a hug, hoping to end this momentary lapse into awkwardness and take us back to friend mode.

"The right that it grants any Israeli citizen to defend himself also extends to Minister Lieberman, and I hope for him that he'll be able to prove that he's also innocent regarding the only case that remains".