Sentence examples for hopes create from inspiring English sources

Marcos Campagnone, chief of the state's planning agency, wants to "reverse the spread of the periphery" partly by completing an orbital road and rail line to siphon away through-traffic and, he hopes, create a barrier to further urban sprawl.

The project also includes a cooking school for young Bolivians from poor families, which will provide a trained work force for the restaurant and, Mr. Meyer hopes, create a new generation of experimentally minded chefs.

THE Obama administration is poised to start a huge program to develop renewable energy sources — and at the same time, it hopes, create jobs, limit pollution and narrow our trade imbalance.

Polarization is deepening throughout the Arab world, destroying the hopes created by the Arab Spring.

This has enhanced their military potential and, China presumably hopes, created evidence of its control and sovereignty.

The loose system, O'Reilly hopes, creates a more relaxing experience for the customer, who won't have to stress about adding extras.

The paper also noted the inhuman nature of false hopes created for the relatives of the patient [ 22].

It could also, America hoped, create a precedent for similar overseas processing of Iran's uranium in future.

His name should not inspire hope, create a buzz or provoke thoughts of a new Knicks era.

"Our software vendors aren't world class yet, but a partner like IBM can bring them to a broader market and we hope create some world-class growth".

By contrast, Labour is a party of hope, created to make things better, and give people equal rights and chances.