Sentence examples for may be hopeful from inspiring English sources

But the recent spate of mild winters may be hopeful for the gamble.

The future of the site may be hopeful, but until a lease is signed it is still uncertain.

To be sure, investors may be hopeful now that some respected investors — including Warren E. Buffett, chief executive of Berkshire Hathaway, and Jeremy Grantham, a chairman of the investment management firm GMO — say they've begun to selectively buy stocks.

Which may be hopeful, wishful thinking or naive.

Democrats may be hopeful that the controversy over why LePage met with the group could endanger his re-election odds in November.

We may be thankful that Jackson has spared us from that mistake being made twice; and we may be hopeful that, in the future, he'll get the credit for his discretion--and his creative vision--that he deserves.

"We work with youths to get answers, knowing that some of the answers may not be hopeful".

Finance Minister Pranab Mukherjee of India said on Tuesday that the country has not committed to support Ms. Lagarde's bid despite her visit to the country, a sign that India may still be hopeful of nominating an alternative candidate.

According to a memo that somehow found its way into the Sun, some hopefuls may be less hopeful than others, and will "queue jump" the punters who turn up to queue and make X signs behind Dermot O'Leary.

That being said, India's anti-corruption movement may have reason to be hopeful that their efforts are bearing fruit.

At low levels of economic development, targeting unrelated activities may be too hopeful.