Sentence examples for value hope from inspiring English sources

Governments don't want to be blamed for disasters on their watch, conservationists apparently value hope over truth, and scientists often don't see the reefs for the corals.

We value hope because life is challenging, even downright unfair and painful at times, and it is our nature to want to better our situations.

Each point represents an Olympic value: Hope, Respect, Harmony, Friendship, Excellence and Celebration.

Some view the higher mileage as better for resale value, hoping to come out better on the back end.

But bankruptcy specialists say that traders might pay more than face value hoping that the company ended up realizing more from its assets and various lawsuits than anticipated, or that the stock portion of the distribution gained in value.

While standing behind their provocative concept, they wanted to tweak the show to stress its entertainment value, hoping to entice theatergoers who have been willing to spend top-ticket prices to see the same composers explore merry murderesses ("Chicago"), German decadence ("Cabaret") and South American repression ("Kiss of the Spider Woman").

We generally take these "ecosystem services" for granted, but some economists, ecologists, and conservationists have been trying to tally their monetary value, hoping the financial bottom line will provide people with incentive to reduce pollution and preserve biodiversity.

Rather, it looks broadly to the values, hope and dreams, concerns, and fears that collectively accompany an individual on a care journey.

Once it is seen as holding value, they hope, less will end up in the environment.

My literary work is of value (I hope) to other humans; it is an attempt to connect, maybe even be remembered.

To make a profit, you need to buy when something has poor value and hope it rises, but it may also just stay worthless forever.