Sentence examples for previously hopeless from inspiring English sources

Importantly, of the previously hopeless individuals many now hold down a job and live normal family lives.

To start at the bottom, join Redskins Coach Jim Zorn's world, where his play-calling duties were stripped away after Sunday's theatrically bad loss to previously hopeless Kansas City.

Delyth Thomas, based at Bridgend, has a low profile but became much better known when Am I Blue, previously hopeless, hacked up by 19 lengths that day, having been backed down to 5-1 from 25-1.

Although it should still be considered a salvage device in older, less active patients, it has provided an excellent alternative for this previously hopeless problem.

Previously hopeless cases can now be treated, and earlier detection through advanced imaging techniques like scintigraphy can keep at-risk horses off the track.

He helped complete a new "landing grating", as the slender metal walkway was called, that made landings possible in conditions previously considered "hopeless".

An international secretary for the party in the same year said that the party had been connected with a "misunderstood right-wing radical label", partly because people with nationalistic and "hopeless attitudes" had previously been involved in the party.

That left West Indies in the hopeless position of 31-6, Shavingle having previously caused most of the damage.

Another, Louisiana, features a Democrat, Mary Landrieu, who has previously exhibited a Houdini-like ability to escape from seemingly hopeless situations.

This was important where they were previously misinformed about treatments and refused because they felt scared, fearful or hopeless regarding treatment.

Previously, the patient told the physician when to stop treatment if it seemed hopeless, these days oncology physicians have to set the limits for treatment themselves.