Sentence examples for some hopeful developments from inspiring English sources

There have been some hopeful developments in F.O.P. research.

For us, this movement toward democracy is one of the most hopeful developments of recent decades.

Notwithstanding these hopeful developments, Khrushchev as a diplomat remained irascible and blunt.

These hopeful developments, however, have brought to light an even more troubling problem in the academic pipeline.

To Mr. Lessig, deliberative polling is one of the few hopeful developments when it comes the democracy and the Web.

It is one of several hopeful developments that appeared to spring from the Russian-American alliance that has grown since the attacks on Sept. 11.

Both men were quick to caution that the hopeful developments could come undone, as they have before, and neither thinks polio can be wiped out before 2012.

Mr. Bush and other officials had pointed to the new alliance with the Sunni tribes in Anbar Province as one of the most hopeful developments in Iraq since the "surge" began.

In fact one of the happiest and most hopeful developments in publishing over the last decade is the expansion of the sub-market known as "young adult," or YA, to which "The Fault in Our Stars" belongs.

If she is right, what was once seen as an orphan technology could emerge as one of the most hopeful developments in the field of AIDS for almost a decade.

Toward the memoir's end, there are a few hopeful developments: the hero acquires spectacles for his deteriorating eyesight; he discovers the highly congenial novels of Samuel Beckett; he generates, in recreational computer time, out of words from Pablo Neruda, some "pseudo-poems" that are published in a Cape Town magazine and make a small local sensation.