Sentence examples for will hopefully develop from inspiring English sources

"An agreement has been reached with a great club like Celtic, where Rabiu will hopefully develop," Harris told BBC Sport.

"This way, they will hopefully develop some sort of [mature understanding] of these technologies".

The often polarised debates around verticalised programming versus horizontal programming and health systems strengthening will hopefully develop into more nuanced debates around, for example, "diagonal" approaches that both strike a balance between disease and systems priorities as well as use disease-specific interventions to leverage improvements in the broader health systems [ 32, 33].

During the therapy, your loved one will hopefully develop strategies for emotional regulation, conversational skills, problem solving, and friendship skills.

After developing strength through this kind of exercise, the writer will be better equipped to try crafts like origami and beadwork, and will hopefully develop the strength needed for a better pencil grip.

In reproductive cloning, after a few divisions the egg cell is placed into a uterus where it will then hopefully develop into a fetus genetically identical to the donor of the original nucleus.

27 Evidence on aerobic exercise targeting sarcopenia in older persons is just developing and will hopefully evolve in the upcoming years.

The study also provides more data on how the disease operates among humans versus animals, gives doctors a tool to validate whether the ebola virus diagnostic tests are working, and will hopefully help develop vaccines and therapeutics for the disease.

"I think he's a good example of a success story of our academy, and one we think will thrive for the next three years, and hopefully develop into a full international player, not just a Saxon".

With enough exposure to the right stuff, though, you'll start to notice nuances, and (hopefully) develop a taste for the stuff.

After about a 30-year hiatus of construction in the US but not in all involved countries, the designs for an improved water-cooled nuclear reactor will hopefully be developed by a consortium of nuclear reactor builders and users under an agreement with the US Department of Energy (DOE) and review by the Nuclear Regulatory Commission NRCC).