Sentence examples for reasonably hopeful from inspiring English sources
The medics are reasonably hopeful".
So is the clubby coastal elite that continues to dominate Tunisia (see article, which reports a reasonably hopeful situation there).
But, he said, he is "reasonably hopeful" the deal will come together in the next few days.
When he pitches a youngster into a race like this, we may be reasonably hopeful it will not be out of its depth.
Scott N. Fein, a lawyer for the four interrelated companies, said, "We are hopeful that a resolution can be achieved reasonably quickly".
Victor Cohn, in his 1956 book, 1999: Our Hopeful Future might have put it most reasonably.
Opponents of the Thompson measure expressed optimism they had enough support to defeat it.. "I'm hopeful that we've got the votes, and I'm reasonably optimistic that we do," said Senator Tom Daschle of South Dakota, the Democratic leader.
Idella, intelligent and dutiful, though wary of a world she knows can turn hostile in a heartbeat, remains hopeful by cautiously lowering her romantic and economic expectations, until those expectations can reasonably be met.
So while more comprehensive mixtures studies are needed (and will be included as part of a full developmental validation), we are hopeful that the successful initial results presage the efficacy of HRM assays to perform reasonably well with mixtures.
