Sentence examples for restrained hopes from inspiring English sources

Fearing unemployment, the Japanese propped up troubled banks with injections of government cash, creating "zombies" — banks that provided little value as lenders but drained public coffers and restrained hopes for a nationwide recovery.

It would be unfair to discuss this book without the bright spots--of restrained hope, subdued excitement, and guarded skepticism.

Yet Americans may be wise to restrain hopes that Mr. Hussein's capture will generate an early downturn in the insurgency that has taken the lives of more than 190 American soldiers since May 1, the day Mr. Bush proclaimed an end to major combat operations.

On Donald Trump's election victory he was restrained but hoped, pointedly, that in office the new president will protect the treasured parks legacy "for all Americans to enjoy".

We added a few electrified touches around the front entrance in what we hoped was restrained good taste.

These requirements will, the bank hopes, restrain any notion that it is offering easy bailouts to those who might otherwise be able to pay.

But with the elections likely in May, the Conservatives' Chancellor of the Exchequer, Kenneth Clarke, is restraining George in hopes that John Major can ride a strong economy to victory.

(And hope your son restrained himself from creative use of hashtags: #bummer).

But the enthusiasm was restrained, disappointing those who had hoped low rates would give the market reason for a new upward thrust.

Maybe it will end up doing that, but for now the model has been restrained growth, all in the hope that Astana can make Kazakhstan seem not quite so far away.

They work to a limited budget, but they will seek to restrain Rangers and hope that good fortune allows for a moment of intrepidness.