Sentence examples for increasingly hopeful from inspiring English sources

That notion seems increasingly hopeful.

Mr. Edwards's advocates said they were increasingly hopeful on Monday.

The stockmarket was up 11% over that period, and analysts are increasingly hopeful.

Last week, investors seemed to be increasingly hopeful of a quick solution to Europe's debt crisis.

But senior Tories are increasingly hopeful that they have achieved at least a mild thaw.

Mr. Torres said that development made him increasingly hopeful about his party's prospects in November.

But even here an increasingly resilient, resurgent, hopeful face of Africa can be glimpsed.

A practical illustration of nonlinearity is that Iran — or any other nuclear hopeful — needs increasingly few centrifuges to make uranium 235 increasingly potent.

Deadlock and stalemate would help reinforce the message from the Republican hopefuls — and, increasingly, from President Obama — that bipartisanship is a pipe dream.

Asian M.B.A. hopefuls are increasingly thumbing their noses at U.S. business schools, daunted by tougher U.S. immigration laws and enticed by China's economic growth.

All the more absurd, then, when it is used — in a manner increasingly common, especially among our hopeful politicians — as a credential.