Sentence examples similar to hope conversion from inspiring English sources

But the only lasting future hope is conversion.

Although downstaging of the tumour after induction chemoradiotherapy sometimes does occur, physicians should not enrol patients with technically unresectable disease at presentation, with the hope of conversion of unresectable to resectable disease after induction therapy.

But Nintendo had hoped for conversions in the double digits, Chief Executive Tatsumi Kimishima had said.

They hope that higher conversion premiums will ease the concern of existing shareholders that a supply of new shares in future will dilute existing holdings.

A member of the European Union since 2004, Hungary still uses its old currency, the forint, and only its most optimistic economists hope for a conversion to the euro as soon as 2010.

So instead of buying ads based on the hope for a conversion (in search, for example), brands and marketers can buy a full stack of ads that constitutes an entire potential customer's lifetime.

"I still pray for him and hope for his conversion.

And with a new school year on the horizon comes new hope for further conversion.

City officials say they now hope to complete the conversion by the end of April.

Take, for example, the hope for the eventual conversion of farmland behind the Nisqually National Wildlife Refuge.

Still, something is better than nothing, and one can only hope that this belated conversion manifests itself in effective legislation and regulation.