Sentence examples for precise hope from inspiring English sources

To be precise, Hope House, a complex of modest, well-kept buildings peacefully tucked away on five tree-covered acres, has 29 "residents": 15 adults and 14 children.

But his confident steering of the church during a difficult stretch of its history - when many other countries had seen conservative bishops appointed to correct the direction of the local church - led him to reveal that he had rather precise hopes for his succession.

As to estimating rather than computing precise answers, I hope none of these students plan to be engineers.

"Now that we've established an accurate and precise approach, we hope to examine additional fossils to determine at what age Neandertals actually weaned their infants".

So when he proudly displays this camera and says it's 10 megapixels, interrupt and say it's 10.6 megapixels to be precise and you hope that the giver bought it at X store where it was $4.21 cheaper than another store.

Such accurate measurements bring "hope that a precise map of the spiral structure of the Milky Way will be built soon," says astrophysicist Benoit Famaey of the Université Libre de Bruxelles, Belgium.

Does the use of sodium pentathol or other, one would hope, more precise drugs constitute a form of torture?

One can only speculate as to their precise nature, however I hope there are ministerial concerns about the ramifications on civil liberties caused by subjecting jurors to this vetting.

At the same time, the hope that precise bombing and mastery of the electromagnetic airwaves would shut down Iraqi communications in the first hours of war seems to have been unfulfilled.

The imaging and localization data are exceptionally nice, the biochemical studies are supported by X-ray crystallography, and the mutations analyzed appear as precise as one could hope for.

Even if the proposed statistical analysis tried to smooth the inter-expert variability by averaging the expert specific cut-offs, it seems then somewhat illusory to hope that precise cut-offs will help to classify patients when experts in the field experience some difficulty reconciling their judgments.