Sentence examples for have less hope from inspiring English sources

"I now have less hope of returning.

"It may be that they have less hope about their ability to live a good life," Case said.

Half the state's farmers -- including Mr. Lidzbarski -- lease the land they work on, and soaring property values mean landlords have more incentive to sell to developers while tenant farmers have less hope of buying their own acreage.

After our April meeting I had less hope.

Matthias Schüller, 36, has less hope about the redemptive effect of the flood, but he also wants a job.

For it was decades ago, when South Africans had less hope than they have now, that a young Dutch player, Ruud Gullit, made a sporting gesture to a man left to rot in jail.

The president's boldest proposal, to reform America's tax system, has less hope of becoming law while he remains in office than Mr Clinton's scheme to permanently end the deficit.While Republicans can certainly sign up for the tax-cutting part of Mr Obama's suggestion, the idea of funding it by raising levies on capital gains, inheritances and big banks has gone down like a boulder.

While Australia's famous reefs are touch-and-go, other places, where the populations are rely even more on the reefs for their livelihood, have less reason for hope.

That opaque remark has raised as many questions as it has answered.A year ago, Dr Fox would have had much less hope of surviving such a controversy.

And they have less and less reason to hope for an early release.

Asked if he wanted reinforcements, he said with a laugh: "I would hope we have less work.