Voters may wish that Akzidenz will happen (but it doesn't translate so helpfully).
The Wigan owner wants a return on his investment and may wish that, like his rugby league charges, the Latics played a summer sport.
See this and this, but here is a bit I particularly enjoyed:More generally, we may wish that researchers express "real commitment" to their views.
Many of Britain's brightest pupils from the class of 2002, confused and disappointed by their A-level results, may wish that option had been available to them, too.
We may disagree with him on some issues, and we may wish that, you know, the unemployment rate was coming down faster, and we want to know his plan on gas prices.
Purists may wish that firms would try to outdo each other by devoting more cash to genuine research and economists may bemoan the irrationality of those who buy branded drugs at ten times the price of an identical generic.
Unions may wish that were the case.
Of course, you may wish that companies that offered their services to you had responsibility for final product.
Even his admirers may wish that this old dog would try a new trick.
Constituents may wish that they, too, had the opportunity for such profitable acts of faith.
Some people may wish that the construction crane was also breeding less rapidly.
