Sentence examples for having to hope from inspiring English sources
Whereas their original success was contingent on Mrs. Clinton folding, now they face the prospect of having to hope that two high-profile national Democrats collapse in the year leading into the Iowa caucuses.
The story fills all the cliches of Jewish conspiracy theories, so much so that we are in the unfortunate position of having to hope that Chelsea do well so that there won't be a backlash.
Essentially, then, a potential immigrant goes from having no immediate relative (and having to hope to win the green-card lottery) to suddenly having one — and for that group, there is no quota on how many green cards can be issued.
However, there are many techniques to recreate the effects of statistical multiplexing without having to hope for it to occur organically.
We are left having to hope beyond hope that Donald J. Trump will succeed.
Did we feel less bitterness and futility when we could park our cars using loose change found in between the seats, instead of having to hope and pray that our credit rating was sufficient to satiate these new parking meters from hell?
I have to hope for the best".
"You have to hope that's true.
(Though you have to hope not).
You had to hope for the best.
