Sentence examples for hopeful cases from inspiring English sources

Expanding the list to include corner outfielders provides some more hopeful cases.

The hospital announced that they could not keep Matty any longer, because they needed the bed for more hopeful cases.

Ghana, for instance, is often cited as one of the most hopeful cases, but at independence in 1957 it was nearly as well off as South Korea; now, despite its recent bounce, it is still some 30 times poorer in wealth per person.

Obama, perhaps, is a more hopeful case.

The Barclays report reflects the hopeful case for what is going on with the Chinese economy.

The doomed Icarus, flying recklessly close to the sun on his wax wings, dreamed nobly for the good of mankind, and Mr. Sanchez has made a fervently hopeful case that such a spirit is not mythic at all.

Liberalism and sentimentality tend to encourage educational documentaries towards the most hopeful case studies and American High School has one of those (the story of a star student raised by a single father), but it doesn't flinch from the painful fates likely to claim many of her classmates.

For all the uncertainty in the case, the Lyon sisters' family said it remains hopeful the case will one day be solved.

I'm very, very hopeful my case will get heard again in court.

A legal representative for the woman said she did not want to press charges, and was hopeful the case would be dismissed next week.

She is, however, hopeful the case will set a precedent for earlier parole for prisoners in denial of murder who usually serve longer terms with fewer privileges.