hope örnekleri

• I hope they're not all going to be driving pick-ups like yours.

• However, one might hope that the chapter prefaces or book structure would highlight key points of debate so that instructors and students could assess them.

• Internally caudillo warfare had set back any hopes of a truly national identity.

• First, our willingness to discount unlikely strategies varies with the desirability of the goal we hope to achieve.

• Unfortunately, one cannot hope to add an extensional conversion rule on inductive types, which would entail the computability of all isomorphisms of inductive types.

• Archaeologists study the former in the hope of understanding the latter.

• The hope then is that repairs and so on include useful information about the utterance as a whole.

• As teachers perhaps that is one of the things we can hope for.

• Perhaps it was too much to hope that it could have been otherwise.

• Yet these are precisely the kinds of reactions that promote abdication of control and hope on the part of those suffering from mental disorder.

• The prospect of eight levels of attainment in the revised curriculum of 2000 held out little hope for a more reasonable approach.

• The physicians agreed totally, and simply claimed that the intervention sought by the parents had no reasonable hope of promoting that end.

• Age-related differences in hope scores were also found in this study.

• I hope that this will help to explain the many and various definitions of the concept of successful ageing.

• But each introduces important ideas, and makes a real contribution to debates that one hopes will continue.