Sentence examples for hopes make from inspiring English sources

These failing hopes make up President Obama's own misery index.

But will it, as he hopes, make things any better?

But the rescue crews will, one hopes, make progress, and there may be reason for some Sichuan-style optimism.

The eradication of malaria will also, he hopes, make the Comoros more attractive as a destination for tourists.Others hope to profit, too.

It will be a free download but will, the company hopes, make money from both in-game advertising and the sale of character upgrades.

The industry has devised a new plan to encourage customers to adopt data services and thus, it hopes, make a smooth and unobtrusive transition to 3G.

Further improvements of three-dimensional technology and contrast materials will, it is hoped, make this method comparable to X-ray HSG.

Does the concept of hope make you seem too much like an undergrad?

We also, I hope, make efforts to be civically engaged.

Hope makes you so vulnerable.

Hope made no secret of his writers' existence.