Sentence examples for hopes damaged from inspiring English sources

The Sonics, who lost for just the second time in 12 games, had their already shaky playoff hopes damaged.

No fewer than 4.4 million older people will lose their favourable tax allowance from next April, while others will see their pension hopes damaged.

Senator John Kerry could find his presidential hopes damaged this week when the 62 television stations owned or managed by the Sinclair Broadcasting Group carry a documentary about his antiwar activities 30 years ago.

Deila and his players had been heavily criticised after the 2-1 Europa League defeat to Norwegian side Molde at Celtic Park kept them at the bottom of Group A with qualification hopes damaged most likely beyond repair, and the former Stromsgodset manager said: "It is always important to bounce back.

I hope Damaged is the first of many.

Nick Powell's late leveller kept Crewe Alexandra's League Two play-off hopes bubbling as Torquay United's automatic promotion hopes were damaged.

The Ukrainian club's hopes were damaged late on when Goran Popov was sent off for a foul on Alan.

A week ago his leadership hopes seemed damaged by defeat, and Brian Lenihan, the finance minister, was seen as the main beneficiary.But Mr Lenihan may have lost backbench support amid claims that he publicly backed Mr Cowen while privately encouraging dissent.

Still, the hope was damaged.

The Republicans swiftly moved to challenge McCaskill over gay marriage in the hopes of damaging her by tying her to the president.

He is fast and he is fearless, an ideal combination for someone who hopes to damage another team every time he reaches base.