Sentence examples for hope of solving from inspiring English sources

The cuber must instantly recognize which algorithm to apply in order to have any hope of solving it with haste.

Britain must build on the green belt if it is to have any hope of solving the current housing crisis, a senior Labour MP has said.

A debut collection of poems whose dominant modes are wit and anger, both deployed in the hope of solving grief and loss.

The emphasis needs to shift away from the biophysical sciences now to the social sciences if we have any hope of solving this problem".

But in suddenly capping six years of obtuse neglect with a one-year timeline, President Bush has probably dithered too long to have any hope of solving the world's most complicated and persistent rebus.

Catiline was supported by certain members of the upper classes who were prompted either by ambition or by the hope of solving their financial problems by Catiline's accession to power.

Hopes of solving the mystery lay in the black boxes.

For a few years after the murder, the police had hopes of solving it.

The Franklin who set out for London in 1757 had high hopes of solving Pennsylvania's proprietorial problem.

My expedition set sail from the port of Scranton on April 12, 11031, in hopes of solving certain mysteries surrounding this lost city.

In 1933, a young Harvard scholar named Milman Parry travelled to Yugoslavia in hopes of solving the Homeric Question: How were the Iliad and the Odyssey composed?