Sentence examples for work hoped from inspiring English sources

The people leading the work hoped that it would not only increase the total area of habitat available for species but also create greater potential for natural processes to occur, species to move between areas, and a range of niches to be naturally provided; all of which should support adaptation to climate change (Boyd et al. 2008; Lawton et al. 2010).

The participants' staffers are already at work, hoping to resolve many issues quietly over the next fortnight.

"Or the Bronx Opera for $350 for three months' work, hoping someone would see me from the New York City Opera.

Mr. Campbell helped him secure full-time hospital food-service work, hoping he would soon opt for college.

The severance included extended tuition, and Mr. Stokes, piling on course work, hopes to earn his degree by early summer.

But the E.P.A. had lured him back to work, hoping that his presence might help among Flint's Spanish speakers.

As Rick Bowen points out, no cop ever went to work hoping for a mysterious in-custody death on their watch.

They put their all into a piece of work, hoping to attract a following, and eventually make a living.

Our work hopes to equip these future leaders with the tools needed to effectively and productively engage across religious differences.

This work hopes to address that prerequisite.

"You're just trying to meet payroll and keep people working, hoping the economy will turn.