Sentence examples for hopeful reports from inspiring English sources

In the United States right now, after a long run of "urban crisis" (punctuated by periodic hopeful reports of revitalization), cities are viewed positively again.

The more hopeful report extended findings from last year that the therapy is nearly twice as effective in reducing transmission of H.I.V. from mothers to their newborn than a short course of the drug AZT.

Such images adorn one hopeful report after another on the potential of clean energy.

Three of the Republican presidential hopefuls report entering the race at the urging of God, a claim that would have distressed the founders, who rejected claims to leadership by divine right.

But despite the hopeful early reports, four others were dead.

In Uganda, the mood after Obama's announcement is again cautiously hopeful, according to reports.

A recently discovered star that displays strange irregular dimming is probably not surrounded by alien technology, despite hopeful speculation, SpaceDaily reports.

That hasn't been the norm since 1987, when reporters brought down presidential hopeful Gary Hart by reporting on his extramarital affairs often cited as a watershed moment in political journalism.

Stocks managed a modest gain on Thursday, as Wall Street moved cautiously before Friday's jobs report, hopeful that the global financial system is on the mend.

"WCS and 96 Elephants are focused on stopping the killing, stopping the trafficking, and stopping the demand, and we are hopeful that this report will shed light on the need to close domestic ivory markets".

It was one audition hopeful who first reported on a blog that he had been told the film was called Dartmoor when he turned up at Princetown village hall to have his photograph and measurements taken (reportedly more than 1,000 hopefuls auditioned for the Dartmoor scenes).