To which I responded that many profound discoveriesawaited us, hoping, at the same time, I would not be askedto name them.
Erdoğan's intelligence services have been accused of secretly backing Isis and other Islamist groups as a means of containing the Kurds, hoping at the same time to further weaken the Syrian regime of President Bashar al-Assad, which Turkey opposes.
One hopes, at the same time, that the Administration will not only call the IRS off groups on the right pushing for less government spending (among other things) but that it will, itself, refrain from encouraging groups on the liberal left to promote higher taxes and spending, including spending on government contracts with nonprofits.
It's more like we bounce back and forth - at this moment, our hearts are full of compassion and hoping, at the same time, they get their just desserts.
This invasion was thus designed to root out the very weapons we hoped — and at the same time feared — that he possessed.
It also warned that gamers were not moving to the new Playstation 4 and XBox One consoles as quickly as hoped, and at the same time the market for old formats was shrinking rapidly.
In neighbouring countries, especially Egypt, web users hailed the "Tunisian uprising" and said they hoped that "the same happens at home".
They hoped for the same thing at their meeting with a staffer for Sen. John Cornyn, another Texas Republican, set for an hour later.
We hope and at the same time also expect that everyone in a decision-making role in Greece is aware of their responsibilities".
Yet philosophy's continuing search for philosophical truth leads it to hope, but at the same time to profoundly doubt, that its problems are objectively solvable.
Advice for Moving On Her advice to people facing an ambiguous loss is to talk to others about how you feel; to keep hoping, but at the same time not feel that it's wrong to think about a future without the loved one; to talk with others about the stress of not knowing; not to be a loner, but to let others help you; and to do some daily activity, even a small one, where you feel more in control.
