Sentence examples for having a hope from inspiring English sources
Is any party capable of just telling the truth regarding them not having a hope in hell of winning a majority?
The driving force for many is the calculation that existing fossil fuel reserves already hold far more carbon than can be burned while still having a hope of keeping the global temperature rise below 2C.
There are many difficulties and headaches with this approach, but it has the advantage of having a hope in hell of succeeding (blanket licensing is already used to manage copyright in radio broadcast, live performance, sound recordings and other technologies); that is quite a big lead over the mad idea that somehow British copying will fall off by 70% (or fall off at all) in the next 12-18 months. 12-18 months
But if you marshal your money wisely, put together an exceptional and well-focused group of people and have the right engine and drivers, it is possible to be competitive - in terms of qualifying in the first two or three rows and having a hope of perhaps snatching the odd win - on half that.
I was so unhappy … not having a hope that I'm going to be alright.
As Xoliswa, a 35-year-old woman, stated: I was so unhappy … not having a hope that I'm going to be alright.
