Sentence examples for hopes created from inspiring English sources

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.

But even the modest hopes created by these changes have been wiped out by the continued slide of the economy and a harsh crackdown on dissent, many experts say.

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

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

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

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".

It brings hope, creates a strong future and builds communities for all students.

Living with a sense of gratefulness and hope creates greater physical and mental health.