Sentence examples for hopes of using from inspiring English sources

Some scientists are breeding animals, like pigs, in hopes of using their organs for human transplants.

Messersmith synthesized the bivalve's tough glue in hopes of using it to close surgical incisions.

She pulled away the bit of shoe, in hopes of using it somehow to identify the body.

But she also had hopes of using the 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-foot 7,000-square-footcer respaceh.

As Lindhout puts it: "I read the book in hopes of using their religion to talk my way out".

Hopes of using the evening to celebrate the enduring popularity of films were complicated by the grim economic realities of the moment.

There is some hope of using German incinerators as well.

A rare natural experiment has given researchers hope of using stem cells to treat muscular dystrophy, a group of genetic diseases that cause progressive wasting of the muscles.

Indeed, the FSA is keen to extend the remit of credit unions, with the hope of using them to help reduce financial exclusion.

The Financial Services Authority has been keen to extend the remit of credit unions with the hope of using them to help reduce financial exclusion.

Bang goes any hope of using that occasion as an opportunity to rest weary limbs and allow a second-string a run-out.