Sentence examples for if hopefully from inspiring English sources

"We know that if, hopefully, we do qualify, and come up against those teams again, we are well-equipped.

The composed, polite if hopefully adventurous Ann in "Homelife" pales in comparison to the crazy, marvelously erudite and finally threatening Jerry, played superbly by Frederick Weller, in "Zoo Story".

This means that the U.S. government is looking much like a homeowner at the tail end of the boom: too hooked on spending (even if, hopefully, for a worthy cause) to stay within its means.

On the other, there was Toryism, with its stress on empire, national sovereignty and on incrementally improving "the condition of England" for the majority of its citizens, who, it was eventually accepted, would come to play a full (if hopefully not dominant) part in its governance.

If (hopefully when) that happens, anyone will be able to participate in FundersClub Refer.

No longer do team officials describe Sánchez in uncertain terms, sprinkling "ifs" or "hopefullys" into their impressions.

You might get on his nerves if you do!!! Hopefully, if you were careful, and did things at the right time, he will ask you out.

I don't want to be going in underprepared if - hopefully when - the call comes.

If not, hopefully it's going to be enough.

"If anything, hopefully, we'll get more business because there's more people coming in," Ms. Oh said.

If not, hopefully CBS will still be there.