Sentence examples for most hopefully from inspiring English sources

Perhaps most hopefully, 18-24 year olds in the UK are the age group most willing to share.

I had somehow believed that the Jewish Question, which so obsessed both Jews and anti-Semites in the 19th and 20th centuries, had been solved -- most horribly by Hitler's "final solution," most hopefully by Zionism.

It includes a green business wooed to Braddock, churches revitalized, organic community gardens started, $5,000 decaying homes being remodeled by young couples -- and most hopefully -- murders reduced to zero.

"A victory at the [ICC] would isolate Israel, require the West to acknowledge the force of its own laws... and, most hopefully, begin to re-set some of the dysfunctional asymmetry of power between Israel and the Palestinians," he wrote.

But periodic thoughtful acknowledgment of how a couple's sex life is evolving can allow them to alleviate any insecurities about commitment and desire, and that reassurance can put the focus back on the pure fun of gettin' it on, most hopefully still with completely fulfilling regularity.

In most universities (hopefully all universities), plagiarism is an offense punishable by expulsion.

The games that you don't do well in are the games you learn the most from, hopefully at least.

The secret is to make it personal to you, to give it your signature by your interpretation, which for the most part hopefully comes through your unconscious.

It's a free country, and private employers can do what they wish in this respect, though plenty of companies (and many public employers) make a point of sharing salary data so there is no question about who is making the most (and, hopefully, why).

For most users, hopefully they won't do this.

"Most clubs, hopefully, will have at least one or two English players," Hodgson added.