Sentence examples for hopeful of progress from inspiring English sources

She said she was hopeful of progress.

Hill concedes the spectacle of the inaugural Abu Dhabi Grand Prix was hardly the ideal backdrop for conducting talks, but remains hopeful of progress.

Although politicians have been frantically playing down expectations for the talks after the limp outcome of last December's gathering in Copenhagen, many observers are hopeful of progress on aid funding for poorer nations to help them adapt to climate change.

Mr Cameron said he "sensed an enthusiasm" from EU leaders and US President Barack Obama during a meeting in Brisbane earlier, and was now "hopeful of progress" on TTIP.

In the wake of McKinley's election in 1896, African Americans were hopeful of progress towards equality.

Among the games covered by the BBC will be England's game with Wales at Stade Bollaert-Delelis in Lens on 16 June, with both teams hopeful of progressing from Group B ahead of Russia and Slovakia.

"We're hopeful of progressing that.

But England's women, ranked third in the world, are hopeful of progressing from a group that also includes China, South Africa, Argentina and Germany.

After Ouseph's performances this year secured him a seeding for the tournament, the Hounslow-born player is hopeful of progressing to the latter stages in what will be his first taste of Olympic competition.

However, coach Michael Bradley, whose side kick off their campaign against 2008 semi-finalists London Irish, is hopeful of progressing from Pool 2. "There's no stand-out winner of this group," told BBC Scotland ahead of his first European campaign in charge of the Murrayfield outfit.

At the time, Dr. Post, a business professor at Boston University, said there were "hopeful signs of progress".