Sentence examples for generated hope from inspiring English sources

Designing of immunotherapeutics, utilising patient derived dendritic cells generated hope for personalised melanoma vaccine.

But Mr. Reilly is retiring this year, which has generated hope among mixed martial arts supporters.

His play also generated hope of a new rivalry in a sport that could certainly use one.

This has generated hope in President Barack Obama's party that the November elections may not be so bad after all.

Trump's campaign slogan, "Make America Great Again," has generated hope among many Americans that on economic issues at least he will be able to do just that.

The license-plate number of the Porsche and the faces two of the men who assaulted Chornovil are visible in the footage, which, fleetingly, generated hope among Ukrainians that the attackers could be brought to justice.

In the first part of the 20th century, the League of Nations generated hopes that warfare could, to some extent, be prevented or replaced by economic sanctions.

The Arab Spring that has generated hopes in the West for responsive governance in the Middle East is seen in Saudi Arabia as an existential threat.

That immediately generated hopes that Washington might ease its opposition to a rescue package for Argentina and revert to more supportive policies that had been in place under the Clinton administration.

The muted reaction to the potentially explosive verdict generated hopes that the increasingly confident country, with its growing regional clout and skyrocketing economy, has moved beyond its divisive history.

A tenacious few continue to live in squalor on levees, grazing buffalo and gathering reeds in the remnants of marsh.Occupation by America and Britain has generated hopes of a reprieve.