Sentence examples for we may hopefully from inspiring English sources

My objective is to present a selection of neurobehavioral solvent studies with the educational aim that we may hopefully learn from the early experiences of others.

The new serving sizes will be a reality check for how much we actually eat and may hopefully encourage us to eat less.

But our profession's indifference may hopefully soon be a thing of the past.

Our opening ceremony (a customary grand event in this part of the world) may, hopefully, be the time to breathe a sigh of relief.

If those people not only swing an axe but also glimpse the wider vision for this place and work alongside some of our guests, they may hopefully play their part in rebuilding lives as well as log sheds.

For a while, though, you may hopefully think you're watching an art-film pastiche along the witty avant-garde lines of something by the Chilean director Raúl Ruiz.

On the first day of a three-day meeting, the committee's executive board discussed the arrest of a reputed Russian mobster on charges he conspired to manipulate two skating events".This may hopefully be an individual case restricted to one event in one sport," Thomas Bach, an I.O.C. vice president, told leaders of winter sports federations in Lausanne, Switzerland.

While SRI is primarily about investing in the better companies and encouraging them to do even better, 'engaging' with the likes of British Energy is important and may hopefully help them 'see the error of their ways' - although the nuclear company was not impressed by Morley's analysis, as it made clear in some heated exchanges.

These results may hopefully advance the design of new bioactive glasses.

Thus, future studies may hopefully be able to clarify some of the issues addressed in this paper.

That may (hopefully) change in a few years when many older colleagues will retire.