Sentence examples for progress hopefully from inspiring English sources

When you've done enough days of being married, move on, but don't see it as failure so much as spiritual progress, hopefully recognised by your now ex-partner, and most particularly by your children.

"We are making good progress and hopefully we can announce something soon," said Wenger in connection with Sagna and Maertesacker.

Manager Rafael Benitez said of Benayoun and Riera: "We will have to wait and see how they progress but hopefully in three weeks they could be available.

We will continue to monitor his progress and hopefully it will not be too long before he is back to full training".

We have made good progress and hopefully we can get closer to them".

Now we need to say whether we made progress, and hopefully we can make progress for tomorrow".

I am now learning the past tense and am excited about making real progress -- hopefully, I can understand, remember and use it all.

And in most of the cases, I made some progress and hopefully some positive impact -- although never to the extent I had feverishly dreamed.

The struggle with this terrible disease has been long, but thanks to the help of people across the country, and all over the world, we are making progress, and hopefully one day it will no longer exist.

A number of prevention trials are in progress, which hopefully will soon yield useful information to individuals with identified mutations.

This technological progress will hopefully make biomarkers a reality for screening, monitoring, and choosing the optimal time of intervention in abdominal aneurysms.