Sentence examples for most could hope from inspiring English sources

This is a Herculean task, and he fared better than most could hope to do.

Jaap Stam's first job in management is going better than most could have hoped, as his reputation as a manager in Holland was not great; Garry Monk seems finally to be making sense of Massimo Cellino's Leeds; David Wagner is doing so well at Huddersfield he reportedly turned down Wolfsburg.

At the turn of the millennium, the most we could hope for was a few small genomes completed and hordes of ESTs and genomic snippets from most species.

I'd accepted that the most I could hope for was a place in the audience.

Staying alert enough in class to take notes was the most I could hope for.

As Buck is not challenging his guilt, the most he could hope for is life without parole, said Radelet.

The violinist's parents, Moshe & Marutha have had a lot more influence on his life and personality than most parents could hope for.

When I was younger, the games were usually over by halftime, and the most you could hope for down the homestretch was a showboating fumble from Leon Lett.

He could take comfort from the fact that the spectacular Neapolitan Dance in Act III of Swan Lake, which Ashton created for Grant and Julia Farron in 1952, generally won him more applause than most Siegfrieds could hope for.

The work and pensions secretary, however, never grasped that the most he could hope to do here was to rationalise the tricky trade-off between two inescapably competing objectives.

"The most they could hope for, I think, is to just get through, to keep the political process stable, to keep divisions within the community to a point where they are manageable".