Sentence examples for hopefully available from inspiring English sources

Good friends are part of our support structure, like scaffolding; not always imperative but hopefully available to tap into during times of serious instability.

"If petascale computers like the K computer are capable of representing one per cent of the network of a human brain today, then we know that simulating the whole brain at the level of the individual nerve cell and its synapses will be possible with exascale computers - hopefully available within the next decade," Markus Diesmann, one of the scientists involved, told the Daily Telegraph.

Your book will be online (through Amazon and other retailers) and hopefully available in bookstores.

Listen to the show on the iPlayer or watch the video highlights on 6Music's website where the session should hopefully be available for a bit longer.

Smart phone and tablet coupling with hearing aids is believed to be in development stages and will hopefully be available within the next year.

Central defender Pepe, who suffered a head injury in the 1-1 home draw with Valencia on the opening weekend of La Liga, trained as normal on Monday and will hopefully be available to play against Barca, Mourinho said.

More information from the individual programs would be necessary to determine this and will hopefully become available as more programs provide updates as they continue to grow and evolve.

Furthermore, besides the existing metabolomic database that can be used for an encyclopedia of metabolites, such as the KNApSAcK, Golm Metabolite Database ([60], http://csbdb.mpimp-golm.mpg.de/csbdb/gmd/gmd.html), and MoToDB ([70], http://appliedbioinformatics.wur.nl/moto/), more metabolomic databases of other plants including rice should hopefully become available.

Warp founder Steve Beckett mentioned on BBC Radio 6 Music in 2009 that a new Aphex Twin studio album would "hopefully" be available by the end of the year, though no album was released.

Hopefully now available in English these lessons of Haiti's forgotten disaster can be learned and applied, most importantly in the still-ongoing (if drastically under-resourced) response in Haiti, but other forgotten disasters across the world.

In future studies, additional isolates will hopefully be available as well as epidemiological data linked to the gonococcal isolates.