Sentence examples for hope prospective from inspiring English sources

He had better hope prospective investors don't follow Chicago's lead.

Ms. Lee surveyed the room, which swarmed with fashion editors, photographers and, she hoped, prospective clients for her made-to-order clothes.

She said she could understand why some families might worry about the school now, but she hoped prospective students appreciate its academic excellence.

As the Hiroshima-based automaker continues to lag behind fellow Japanese rivals Honda, Toyota and Subaru, Mazda is aiming up — hoping prospective crossover buyers will see the CX-5 as a higher-quality choice.

But I hope the prospective reader will turn that first page, because the novel soon begins to throw off its obvious influences.

It comes with tutorials, presumably in the hope that prospective customers will love the test product enough to buy a full-featured production version.

And if Sessions's admission that he can't deport all undocumented immigrants might give them hope, the prospective AG also refused to say that he wouldn't use DREAMers' information in government databases against them.

In the Chicago Sun-Times, Lori Rackl called the movie "not so bad" and said Peterson should "better hope his prospective jurors don't watch Lifetime," as she contends the film makes a strong argument for the man's guilt.

In vitro derived gametes might at the same time strengthen the case and the hope of prospective postmenopausal mothers, thereby making it even more difficult to resist demand and to justify the resistance in a fair way.

We know that this wasn't always achieved in the former life of Cancer Imaging and hope that prospective authors will give us the opportunity to demonstrate that the new editorial board and publisher will be able to deliver decisions expeditiously and allow rapid publication of articles that meet our requirements.

He is hoping a prospective employer — a network or a team — will notice.