Sentence examples for hope differences from inspiring English sources

Officials traveling with Mrs. Clinton say they hope differences over the South China Sea can be overcome in the same way that Mr. Chen's case was.

Another important concern with attributing the pre- and post-HOPE differences to the merit program is that the economy could have experienced broader shifts over time that altered the relative desirability of STEM and non-STEM majors.

"We hope that differences, however longstanding, can be resolved harmoniously and expeditiously so that from an economic point of view cooperation can continue," she said.

That said, when it comes to the beauty/vanity department, let's hope certain differences between men and women do prevail.

This raises the hope that differences in the properties of the gene regulatory network underlying normal and cancer neuroblasts may be exploited therapeutically [ 100].

Transit officials say they hope the difference will be split between the state and federal governments.

Most of the country remained neutral, hoping that differences would be composed and fighting ended.

For a while, experts hoped measurement differences might explain it away: unlike some European countries, the United States counts the fleeting existence of very premature babies as live births.

Aoun hopes this difference in both payment and care will put the focus on prevention instead of sickness — and for those without insurance, it may be a more affordable health plan as well, barring any major issues.

The Democratic and Republican gatherings have played out as a study in differences: hope against fear; love against hate.

Consumer advocates say they hope that the differences between the House and Senate versions will prove to be irreconcilable and that the bill will die.