Sentence examples for public hope from inspiring English sources

Palestinian leaders and their public hope for the best and are compelled to accept the worst.

Khan fans aside, the boxing public hope Alvarez will win, then agree to a fight with Golovkin.

This has encouraged the legalistic talk in Congress, and the public hope that Mr Clinton's fate can be decided in some objective legal manner.

As with all of the hacks revealed at the Black Hat conference — which also include — the researchers that made them public hope that doing so will lead companies to be more secure in the future.

Public hope and torment are best captured in the lyrics of "Three Lions," a song reference to the English coat of arms worn on the national team's jerseys: Everyone seems to know the score They've seen it all before They just know They're so sure That England's gonna throw it away Gonna blow it away.

Eli Lilly's billion-dollar investment was criticized for raising public hope that treatment might finally be within reach.

Such publicity has raised public hopes for quick advances in cancer.

In 1990, the company went public, hoping to expand, to acquire and to kick-start some growth.

In this Age of Cynicism, people have "split personalities," scorning the state in private and praising it in public, hoping for material benefit, he says.

What the public hopes is that Netanyahu prepares us just in case, if no one will stop Iran, then we have to attack".

It's something of a paradox when a woman best known for taking off her clothes in public hopes to be famous for what she has on.