Sentence examples for would sincerely hope from inspiring English sources

It is without any doubt I think in the last 10% of its inquiry time, I would sincerely hope after six years".

Condoleezza Rice, the American secretary of state, speaking to reporters on her flight to London for a series of diplomatic meetings, said: "We would sincerely hope that people would take the implications of a Palestinian government that would be cut off from assistance and not try to fill that gap".

"So I would sincerely hope that Sir Alex Ferguson now speaks with Rio Ferdinand and asks him why he wanted to make that stand and hopefully supports the position he is in and it isn't seen as a player-against-manager situation".

"I would sincerely hope that Ferguson now speaks with Rio Ferdinand, asks him why he wanted to make that stand and hopefully supports the position he is in and it isn't seen as a player-against-manager situation".

"We would sincerely hope that this will lead to a greater understanding of what leisure facilities we have here for any visitor to the area as well as locals".

"I would sincerely hope that Ferguson now speaks with Rio Ferdinand, asks him why he wanted to make that stand and hopefully supports the position he is in and it isn't seen as a player-against-manager situation". Viv Anderson, who became England's first black international player in 1978, believes Ferdinand was wrong to go against Ferguson.

As this column has said in the past, one would sincerely hope that all governments -- certainly one with such a significant mandate for democratic change -- would care more for the innocent people who are giving their all for change, than the government which is breaching international standards to stop them from realizing their hopes.

Uefa said it fully sympathised with Mrs Evans at this difficult time but "any suggestion of misconduct or maltreatment of Mr Ross on the part of Uefa would be wholly untrue". "We sincerely hope for Bernie's swift and safe return", it added.