Sentence examples for hope of fixing from inspiring English sources

Managers keep operating on their systems, radically altering them in the hope of fixing them, usually by cutting things out.

Evert watches it go up with pride, because on it rides the hope of fixing the sagging fortunes of American tennis, a cause Evert holds dear.

The only real hope of fixing things is if voters in New York State elect a new, truly reform-minded generation of politicians.

His nattily dressed entourage trailed along in the hope of fixing his location, using their cellular telephones to leave messages about their own whereabouts.

"We need steady, informed and effective leadership in the administration and in Congress to have any hope of fixing our out-of-control border security and immigration problems," Johnson said Sunday evening.

Until Americans and their leaders fully understand the rules the Bush administration concocted to justify such abuses — and who set the rules and who approved them — there is no hope of fixing a profoundly broken system of justice and ensuring that that these acts are never repeated.

She had come to Dr. Rodriguez in hopes of fixing several pea-sized protrusions in her lips.

A production stage manager, C. Randall White, called for a halt to the show over the sound system, apparently in hopes of fixing and re-doing the stunt.

This new team is working on a redesign of the app, both the back end and the user interface, in hopes of fixing all of the "major flaws" that came with the app when Belenky purchased it.

Instead of constantly meddling in hopes of "fixing" other nations, Washington should step back when its interests are not vitally affected, which is most of the time.

I have worked on complex roll-outs in both the private and public sectors, studied them, written page after page about them, and created companies and research think-tanks in the hopes of fixing similar management disconnects.