He held out hope for countermeasures that would protect astronauts.
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Mostly, Ms. Musler held out hope for another Knicks championship.
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Policymakers also held out hope that weak inflation will edge higher.
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Instead, he held out hope that the Ghibli magic hadn't expired.
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Investors have held out hope the leaders can find a solution.
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Investigators had held out hope of finding Elizabeth Shelley alive, police said.
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Many held out hope for a more traditional, established alternative in Rep.
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But rescuers in Palu held out hope they could still save lives.
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The family held out hope that the two of them were alive.
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Officials privately still held out hope that Trump would change his mind.
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Instead, he held out hope and talked about his vision for America.
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In fact, many still held out hope that they have a shot.
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Guilloux, by contrast, held out hope for fraternity and for collective struggle.
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He held out hope that he would soon unite with his cousin.
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Instead, they'd always held out hope they would be busy playing basketball.
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Pro-immigration advocates had held out hope that DAPA could go into effect.
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As Gardner drifted back, the Yankees held out hope — along with their breath.
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Trump last week canceled the summit, but held out hope for another meeting.
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But they held out hope that a coming spending deadline might force action.
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Some relatives said even then they had held out hope for a miracle.
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"I felt my sentence was unjust" Evans said, but he still held out hope.
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And every day since then, Dai has held out hope that they're still alive.
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He also also held out hope that the U.N. would help broker a solution.
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His family in the United States has held out hope that he is alive.
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Investors, however, have held out hope that earnings would recover after the coronavirus passes.
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Still, I held out hope that Volcano Bay would live up to Universal's billing.
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Many families held out hope that their eggs or embryos might have been saved.
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Like many L.G.B.T. conservatives, she also held out hope that her party might change.
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"She's always held out hope that one day the circumstances and timing would be right."
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For nearly 27 years, people held out hope that Jacob would somehow be found alive.
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Meanwhile, Comey skeptically held out hope that there were tapes, because they could exonerate him.
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They said he also held out hope of capitalizing on any late stumbles by Mrs.
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Perhaps everyone held out hope that the Olsen twins would return for Fuller House's finale.
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A faithful few held out hope in season five, but she didn't appear then, either.
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The Senate is much more polarized now, though Mr. Schumer this week held out hope.
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His pessimism was palpable, but he held out hope: ''We will not be devoured easily.
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And despite no word on Leinonen's whereabouts, they held out hope that he was still alive.
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Investors also held out hope of a possible de-escalation of the U.S.-China trade dispute.
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After the Falcons released him, Edwards still held out hope another NFL team would sign him.
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Some held out hope that Trump might veto the bill, something analysts see as highly unlikely.
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Out of nearly 20 Oklahoma teachers and administrators interviewed, none held out hope of meaningful reforms.
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But she held out hope that the day would clear by the ceremony's 4:30 p.m.
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Discussions are still ongoing, added Jayapal, who also held out hope for coming to an agreement.
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Yet even conservatives held out hope that the United Nations could forge a lasting global peace.
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After my diagnosis, I silently held out hope that it had all been a big mistake.
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Mr. Hemedi's wife, Kawther al-Obaid, 47, said she held out hope that Mohammed had survived.
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Still, I held out hope that a pajama-clad life could also be a productive one.
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Those in favor of an independent Space Corps, including NASA astronaut Terry Virts, have held out hope.
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As The Economist went to press UN officials held out hope that a disaster could be averted.
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Steve Mollenkopf, Qualcomm's chief executive, has held out hope that a settlement might be reached with Apple.
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As a police officer, as time goes on, it was a possibility — but I held out hope.
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Ankara has long held out hope of establishing safe zones along the border where Syrians can return.
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Although some said they were disappointed, many more held out hope the pope could change his mind.
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Schumer said that is one option, though he held out hope the agreement could pass before then.
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I tweeted about the heartbreak while I held out hope that Alex Pall might still send me $1.29.
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Rose said after Manfred's decision that he still held out hope that he would one day be inducted.
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Following the exploits of ISIS online, Abu Bilal held out hope that its commanders might be more honorable.
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For more than 30 years their families held out hope that police would one day find the killer.
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For months, the rest of the Anthony family held out hope that the toddler would be found alive.
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Some held out hope that Democrats would meet the White House halfway on Mr. Trump's $5 billion demand.
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Mr. Obama held out hope that when Mr. Trump takes office, he would take a more sober approach.
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Even so, Dunford said he held out hope there might be a change in the tone from Pyongyang.
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She held out hope that the governor's pardon could remove the legal basis for Mr. Lima-Marin's deportation.
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If oil executives held out hope that Mr. Naimi might announce an unexpected Saudi policy change, they were disappointed.
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The ministry expects August export orders to decline 2.53-5.0% on-year, but held out hope for gains afterwards.
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While polling shows Clinton with a comfortable lead in New York, Sanders held out hope for a closer race.
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Though my seats weren't front and center, I held out hope that Mayer would find me in the crowd.
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McConnell held out hope Monday afternoon that some of his Democratic colleagues might be persuaded to change their minds.
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Ultimately, Mr. Shi held out hope that a Clinton presidency would not mean an upheaval in relations with China.
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His mother, Audrey said, was initially disappointed because she still held out hope that they'd give her more grandkids.
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Until then, Patricia Borg had quietly held out hope that the athletically gifted Leo might choose some other path.
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" But she clearly held out hope for a more emphatic result, telling The Hill, "You're on the ground here.
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Professor Siegel asked whether she held out hope that some of her colleagues might change their views over time.
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He still held out hope of qualifying for the October debate — which came and went without him last Tuesday.
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Trump also held out hope that the two economic superpowers could reach a deal to end their trade dispute.
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Reformers held out hope that the Supreme Court would restrict partisan gerrymandering, but justices have so far avoided the issue.
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Western policymakers until recently held out hope that Mr. Putin would prove an ally in conflicts in Syria and Iran.
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Denver Police Department Division Chief Joe Montoya told reporters they had all held out hope of finding little Jordan alive.
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For years, I held out hope for a bipartisan "grand bargain" to put us on a more sustainable fiscal path.
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Still, in the upper chamber, one senior lawmaker held out hope that the administration and Democrats could move forward. Sen.
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Like others, Mr. Lentol had held out hope for a deal on Sunday night, but it was not to be.
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Hillary Clinton held out hope of carrying Arizona in 235, but Donald Trump won by more than three percentage points.
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Mr. Trump said he had rejected that deal, and he held out hope that talks would continue in later weeks.
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Nancy Pelosi, leader of the Democrats in the House of Representatives, held out hope for a bipartisan agreement this month.
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On Tuesday, a makeshift memorial appeared on the robot's charging pad, even as some held out hope that Steve would survive.
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Battling drug addiction, her son had relapsed a number of times, and Packer held out hope this time would be different.
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Rose said after Manfred's decision that he still held out hope he would one day be inducted into the national hall.
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Everyone told him that she ran off with another man, but he held out hope that she'd just up and vanished.
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"I held out hope that the new Donald is different from the old Donald — but looks about the same," said Sen.
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If these people experienced the movie like I did, then they held out hope for Alex's budding bisexuality for a long time.
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And some Afghan officials held out hope that the release would make the Taliban more likely to agree to an eventual truce.
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Pats haters held out hope that last week's huge effort by Tom Brady was fueled by bitterness over his four-game suspension.
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She also held out hope that the votes could be found somewhere, and that Ms. Abrams would be able to fight on.
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"The family has always held out hope that he was out there and he was going to turn up someday," says Isham.
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Still, Republicans held out hope that Mr. Pompeo would return to electoral politics in Kansas, and for months he encouraged that expectation.
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You've said that ever since your experience with "Do the Right Thing," you haven't held out hope for recognition from the academy.
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I also held out hope for Amazon Meal Kits, the new in-house offering from the retail giant that arrives via Amazon Fresh.
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Lamar Alexander of Tennessee, the top Republican on the bill, held out hope that a deal could be reached on Cotton's amendment soon.
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New Hampshire's Cullen held out hope that Rubio, or someone else, might still find time to take on his party's more extreme elements.
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National Republican leaders had held out hope that Mr. Rubio could mount a comeback in Florida and challenge Mr. Trump for the nomination.
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When the Afghan Special Forces raided the prison in Now Zad in December, Zia held out hope that his father had been freed.
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Which is why Kimhi's supporters have held out hope that a book he was working on for many years would eventually be published.
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Her husband dug her out with his hands and held out hope that she might pull through when he found her still breathing.
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He said that emergency responders held out hope until the end that the two victims had found a safe spot inside the debris.
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But she held out hope that Britain might reconsider in July, the last milestone at which Mr. Johnson could petition for an extension.
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The "I'm Upset" video release came at a perfect moment because still people held out hope that in some form Drake would respond.
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While criticizing the U.S. policy on Iran, Putin had some warm words for Trump and held out hope for holding a summit with him.
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The Marijuana Policy Project, a pro-legalization group, said it was disappointed, but held out hope that the governor and legislators would reach a compromise.
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The polls showed Clinton well ahead in her adoptive home state, but Sanders held out hope that they'd prove as wrong as those in Michigan.
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In the run-up to Apple's spring event, I held out hope that the company might introduce special hardware to support Siri in the home.
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Microsoft has told you in not so many words that they wouldn't be updating the platform, but some factions held out hope for a reprieve.
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Republicans had held out hope that they could save their majority by winning back some of the 6900 seats Democrats captured in the 2628 wave.
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The contentious nature of wild mustang management has led to gridlock and few have held out hope of advancing protections for these animals until now.
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In May, the family announced that the baby was still relying on a breathing machine, although they held out hope that his condition would improve.
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But even as rescuers and held out hope that they would find survivors, the remains of those killed in the collapse were still being recovered.
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The government's top medical adviser on the outbreak, Zhong Nanshan, held out hope that the epidemic may peak in February and then plateau before easing.
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Commissioner Jessica Rosenworcel, who was the third vote in favor of the FCC's rules, also held out hope that inmate phone rates can be brought down.
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As recently as October 7th Mr Khan held out hope that "friendly countries" would stump up loans, sparing him the embarrassment of turning to the IMF.
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But I still held out hope that the dark knight himself would appear in Avengers: Endgame, the culmination of over a decade of interwoven superhero movies.
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But citing intentions expressed by Lebanese leaders and the pressing need for economic reform, Geagea held out hope the cabinet formation would not take too long.
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Lincoln used his war powers to silence dissent within the United States, even as he held out hope that slaveholders would return to the United States.
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Aware of his feelings, she said she tried to be understanding of Mr. Brenner's position, but she still held out hope he would change his mind.
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We continued playing Scrabble, as we'd always done, and I held out hope that her acuity with words was evidence that her forgetfulness was perhaps temporary.
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The family had held out hope that she had survived the shooting, but her father identified her remains at the Las Vegas morgue early on Tuesday.
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Dr. Son, the deputy director at the Danang Institute for Socio-Economic Development, said he still held out hope that Vietnam would take China to court.
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He held out hope over the summer that his career could resume and was still clinging to that when he met with a doctor last week.
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Still, United Nations officials have held out hope that the new deal will fare better than others that have evaporated under the weight of those contradictions.
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In that case, he held out hope that the court could find a solution to extreme gerrymanders that political leaders were unable or unwilling to address.
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I think many held out hope that somehow the convention could be subverted to deliver a more respectable and polished and safe pick for the party.
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Achaogen and its 300 employees had held out hope for government intervention, especially given that the company had received $124 million from BARDA to develop Zemdri.
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Traditionally, multiple delays are the sign of a weak film, but up until I saw Tulip Fever, I held out hope that it might secretly be good.
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Details: Lost 270 miles off Argentina's Patagonia coast, rescuers originally held out hope for finding the crew members alive last November after possibly locating a distress signal.
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After filing for personal bankruptcy, Michael Rego, 51, of Yonkers, held out hope for a loan modification when JPMorgan Chase sold his delinquent mortgage to Lone Star.
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He was a union leader then, and remembers that many people held out hope for the steel plants to fire back up again — but they never did.
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Though an actual meeting with the pope during his visit was always unlikely, the campaign held out hope until Pope Francis sent a handwritten note to Msgr.
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Qatar still held out hope for reconciliation, he said, but the blockade had caused "a very deep wound among the people" that would be difficult to heal.
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The White House held out hope that this assault alone would win the war, without American casualties, but Pentagon officials realized that a ground invasion was inevitable.
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Some Democrats had held out hope that Mr. Bolton might not wait and would instead rely on the decision in the McGahn case to agree to testify.
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But others noted that the threshold increases are modest and held out hope that having fewer candidates onstage will lead to more substantive conversations in future debates.
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I kept asking myself why I put up with such a 2-D relationship, but still held out hope that the constant texting would lead to something else.
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Kardashian admitted she held out hope for the future of their relationship, but said they would need to start over fresh if something were to happen between them.
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Warmbier's parents still held out hope their son was asleep or in a medically induced coma, GQ reported, even after told by their home state senator, Republican Sen.
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One senior Republican aide involved in the health care talks, dismissed suggestions the GOP had hit a wall and held out hope an agreement still could be reached.
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Senior leaders at the Justice Department and the F.B.I. have held out hope that Congress will settle the matter by updating the wiretap laws to address new technology.
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At the time, Mr. Trump's critics held out hope that diplomatic relations, which Mr. Obama had upgraded to the embassy level, would continue and ensure a stable relationship.
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Representative Carlos Curbelo, a defeated Republican from South Florida, still held out hope for legislation to protect young immigrants brought illegally to the country as children from deportation.
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Even though a suspect had allegedly confessed to killing the little girl and her mother, Sharee Bradley, 29, Adams held out hope that his daughter was somehow alive.
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Still, he held out hope that the United States and Russia could come to terms, suggesting that Mr. Tillerson's talks with Mr. Putin had gone better than expected.
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Though several Southern Baptist congregations have stopped sponsoring Scout troops, Mr. Moore said others had held out hope that the organization would return to a more conservative worldview.
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And as late as January 2015, it was clear that he still held out hope — he seriously considered running this time around too, though he ultimately decided not to.
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The latest arrivals at the Turkish border are the people who held out hope, not wanting to make the impossible decision to leave behind everything they have in life.
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M&A remained muted throughout much of last year as drillers held out hope for a rebound in commodity prices rather than part with assets at fire sale prices.
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Some analysts say that industry sales may have peaked in 7.53 at 17.45 million units, but GM chief economist Mustafa Mohatarem still held out hope for another record year.
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Some mayors held out hope for a better relationship in the future, especially if the administration turns its attention to issues that can attract bipartisan support, like infrastructure spending.
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President Obama, who met with Mr. Trump two days after the election, has held out hope that the gravity of the presidency will change the former reality show star.
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At first they held out hope that he had given his old phone's SIM card to a co-worker who was using it to call out of the building.
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He slipped into a coma, and the wife held out hope that one day, someone would get through the house as a puzzle and wake her husband from the coma.
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Paul Helmke, who was Fort Wayne&aposs mayor when Tinsley was slain, said the community always held out hope that there would eventually be an arrest in the disturbing case.
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The discovery was devastating for Salgado&aposs family, who held out hope she was alive, said Eloy Monge, consul for legal protection with the Mexican Consulate in Salt Lake City.
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Some U.S. officials long held out hope that they could eventually sway Erdogan into forgoing the S-400 in favor of Patriot missiles, only to see their offers frequently rebuffed.
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Some US officials long held out hope that they could eventually sway Erdogan into forgoing the S-400 in favor of Patriot missiles, only to see their offers frequently rebuffed.
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Experts said on Wednesday that they still held out hope for those studies, noting that many involve people who are at high risk for Alzheimer's but do not display symptoms.
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The Fed made no move on interest rates as policymakers took heart in continued U.S. job gains and economic growth and held out hope that weak inflation will edge higher.
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Senate Democrats still held out hope that Mr. Trump, scorched by the firestorm prompted by his vulgar, racially tinged comments on Africa last week, would be willing to make concessions.
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She said initially she held out hope that their problems might work themselves out, then realized that selling the jewelry meant the marriage was, at least for her, finally over.
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But he has held out hope the plan can be suitably mitigated and is actively working to convince the President that sweeping tariffs on steel would slow a booming economy.
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Publicly, Democrats held out hope that they could woo one more Republican dissenter to join Senators Susan Collins of Maine and Lisa Murkowski of Alaska in voting against Ms. DeVos.
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Scott Disick feels betrayed by Kourtney Kardashian whom he claims held out hope they could get back together at the same time she was banging a 23-year-old model.
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Family Members Held Out Hope Swenson Was Still Alive In posts to Facebook pages created to help find him, Swenson's relatives expressed their strong belief the new dad was still alive.
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Some of his friends there told Conrad and Paola that they saw him running away from the truck during the attack, so they held out hope that he was still alive.
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The jump in stocks eased ongoing concerns about the impact of the prolonged U.S.-China trade war on global growth though investors held out hope the dispute could also be resolved.
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Some former Republican officials held out hope that Mr. Trump would be receptive to moderating influences, but others worried that he would simply listen to the last person he spoke to.
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Like many workers, Shannon held out hope that Mr. Trump would save the factory, especially after he had announced that he saved some jobs at Carrier, a plant a mile away.
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Like all three of them, I held out hope that there had been some kind of misunderstanding — that the body pulled from the waters off Montauk belonged to some other person.
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After hearing that there were patients who were alive but not yet identified, they held out hope — until a doctor arrived in the waiting room to read out those patients' names.
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Vesey, a former natural gas and power executive at Chevron, held out hope that the world's two biggest economies would settle their dispute before Magnolia finds buyers beyond China for its supplies.
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It's interesting how long I held out hope that Andrew's father was not sexually abusive, which I think is both a testament to denial and how dark this subject matter truly is.
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When Ivanka Trump asked Cecile Richards for a private meeting earlier this year, the Planned Parenthood president held out hope for working together with President Trump's eldest daughter on women's health issues.
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Geant originally feared the worst for the hives, which produce over 165 pounds of honey each year, but held out hope the bees survived after spotting the hives intact through satellite imagery.
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Fortunately, myself and the two scientists I went with still held out hope, and that led to the finding of a super small isolated patch of suitable habitat and eventually the animal.
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His parents were told by their home state of Ohio Senator Rob Portman that their son had brain damage yet they held out hope that he was in a medically induced coma.
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But even after the gunshot wound training, the lockdown drill, the school shootings on the news, Ms. Holt still held out hope that she and her students would not face one themselves.
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Nearly 25 years after the first Oslo peace accords held out hope of a two-state solution, we have little to show for it, one middle-class 30-something man told me.
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Red Sox Manager Alex Cora said Sale was too weak to pitch on Thursday but held out hope that the left-handed ace could return for a possible Game 6 in Boston.
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Back then, the Republican Party was still in the middle of a contentious primary, and even though Trump was clearly leading, many conservatives held out hope that some other candidate would prevail.
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For more than a year, Trump's backers have held out hope that a long-running investigation by the Justice Department's inspector general would blow the lid off of a government-wide conspiracy.
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In the fall of 2017, hundreds of North American municipalities — even those without the requisite tech talent base — held out hope that Amazon would decide to call their region its new home.
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Family and friends held out hope for the singer's safe return and believed things were looking up when his beloved black lab, Sam, who was also on the hunting trip, was found alive.
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As the world got ready for another one of Apple's two-hour-long announcement events, some people held out hope that we might finally hear more about AirPower, the company's wireless charging pad.
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Lowe held out hope for stronger consumer spending in coming months helped by a pick-up in household disposable income from recent tax cuts and a "stabilization" of the country's subdued housing market.
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Lowe held out hope for stronger consumer spending in coming months helped by a pick-up in household disposable income from recent tax cuts and a "stabilisation" of the country's subdued housing market.
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But to this final weekend, they held out hope that they could tie the Red Sox and force a one-game playoff on Monday to decide who would be the A.L. East champion.
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Still, Ms. Turner held out hope that some sort of recovery was possible, that God had kept her daughter alive for a reason, that all the family's prayers and tears would be rewarded.
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Committee Democrats vowed to issue a subpoena to force Barr to testify, while Nadler held out hope that the attorney general would reconsider and show up when the hearing convenes at 9 a.m.
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As negotiators on Capitol Hill held out hope of a swift agreement that could end the impasse before the weekend was out, the House and the Senate reconvened for a rare Saturday session.
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But both sides held out hope for a compromise that would avoid the type of confrontation that occurred this week when a federal magistrate judge ordered Apple to comply with the Justice Department's request.
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But it has held out hope that by punishing the powerful, ending impunity for stealing public money and forcing reform of campaign finance it will ultimately cleanse and strengthen the region's democracies and economies.
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Reyes suffered a Grade 1 strain during the first game of a doubleheader against the St. Louis Cardinals on Tuesday, but the Mets held out hope he could return without a disabled list stint.
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Levinson's family, which has held out hope that he is still alive, has said he was working for the Central Intelligence Agency in what amounted to a rogue operation at the time he disappeared.
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Ms. Jurvetson's brother, Tonu, held out hope until the very end that he would one day reunite with the "gregarious," green-eyed girl who disappeared so many decades ago, his widow, Tiiu Jurvetson, said.
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Her father, a lawyer who was Oceanside's first black city attorney, and her mother, who worked for the sheriff's department as a fingerprint analyst, held out hope that she would go to law school.
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But Bitcoin startup founders held out hope it would lay the question to rest once and for all — or at the very least remind us that the answer doesn't even matter at this point.
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While some analysts said that Friday's call, even if unsuccessful, held out hope that the two sides were finally ready to talk, others viewed it as a sign of how entrenched they have become.
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But I held out hope that Negan would bring back the gritty moralistic explorations TWD had pulled off so well with the Terminus storyline, and then again with Rick and crew's initial arrival in Alexandria.
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WASHINGTON, Feb 17 (Reuters) - U.S. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell on Friday predicted legislation will come before Congress to create an infrastructure investment program, and he held out hope that it will draw bipartisan support.
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Mr. Cohen held out hope for a different outcome until the very end, when he pleaded guilty and confessed to paying the illegal hush money to avert a potential sex scandal during the presidential campaign.
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A source from the Argentine Foreign Ministry said the Argentine government also held out hope of reversing the tariff measure and would cooperate in the final phase of the investigation carried out by the U.S. government.
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But even after more than two weeks, those who knew her held out hope that Eller was alive -- though the Facebook page indicates family and friends were starting to consider the possibility she had been abducted.
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Before launching an impeachment inquiry against President Donald Trump last month, Pelosi said she still held out hope to work with the president on a law lowering prescription drug costs by the end of the year.
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BELFAST (Reuters) - Talks to restart Northern Ireland's power-sharing government broke down yet again on Wednesday, the province's main parties said, blaming each other, though Britain held out hope that a solution could still be reached.
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A nagging sense of unease remains over the police's failure to catch his killer, but prosecutor Krister Petersson held out hope that the case could be solved, saying he was close to wrapping up the investigation.
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Centrica, the operator of the Rough storage site, warned on Friday that a shutdown for tests there would last until March or April, although it held out hope that withdrawals could restart from four wells in November.
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There was a part of me, a very big part of me, that held out hope that maybe I was finally moving far enough beyond my past that it wouldn't be as big of an issue anymore.
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Editorial If anyone still held out hope that the awesome responsibilities and dignity of the presidency might temper or even humble Donald Trump, there was a shock from his first news conference as president-elect, on Wednesday.
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Limiting gold's gains, Asian stocks and Wall Street futures inched higher as some investors held out hope that Britain still had a chance to avoid a messy exit from the European Union at key negotiations this week.
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He also held out hope that Mr. Trump would keep his campaign promise to improve ties with Moscow, repeating that there were many areas of common concern, such as terrorism, Afghanistan and the spread of nuclear weapons.
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Some groups have held out hope for clean solar-powered cookstoves, although the paper notes that these stoves don't offer nearly as precise control for cooking, and they're not wanted if they can't be used at night.
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EDT (1830 GMT) WASHINGTON, May 1 (Reuters) - The Federal Reserve held interest rates steady on Wednesday as policymakers took heart in continued U.S. job gains and economic growth and held out hope that weak inflation will edge higher.
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After a weekend of scrambling, in which numerous House and Senate incumbents repudiated Donald Trump over lewd videotaped comments, the party held out hope that their nominee's feisty debate attacks on Hillary Clinton would halt his political erosion.
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KARANGPANGSOR, Indonesia (Reuters) - The death toll from last weekend's powerful earthquake on Indonesia's Lombok island rose to 131 on Wednesday as rescuers found more people crushed under collapsed buildings, though some still held out hope of finding survivors.
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BERLIN (Reuters) - Germany's economy minister on Thursday held out hope that the United States and the European Union could solve their trade dispute, adding that he would travel to Washington later this year to push for a deal.
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U.S. President Donald Trump, his Mexican counterpart Enrique Pena Nieto and Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau are due to attend the Lima gathering, and officials have held out hope for substantive progress on the renegotiation before the meeting.
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Despite the findings of dozens of medical tests, he said he still held out hope that Guilherme does not have microcephaly, pointing out that his head circumference is at the upper limit of the range for the condition.
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Mr. Ghani said he still held out hope for progress on peace talks with the Taliban, although he did not mention whether planned talks scheduled for March — and already overdue by two weeks — were still on or not.
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I kind of held out hope that Ricky Rubio was gonna be like that, and at times he can do something like that, but he didn't become the full blown Jason Williams that I thought he might be.
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Stephen Kidd, executive director of the National Humanities Alliance, a nonprofit coalition that advocates for humanities education and other programs, said his constituents held out hope that government support for cultural endeavors would continue in a Trump administration.
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The Coyotes had held out hope that starting goaltender Antti Raanta would return from a two-week absence after he had an encouraging practice on Friday, but coach Rick Tocchet said Saturday morning that Domingue would get the start.
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But once they failed to repeal Obamacare, some Republicans had held out hope that they could keep the reconciliation process alive after September 30, as long as they didn't pass a new budget resolution, and come back to it later.
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"This is a capitulation of those that still held out hope we'd get tax reform or spending bills from an administration that offered the prospect of change," said Bruce McCain, chief investment strategist at Key Private Bank in Cleveland, Ohio.
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When GM announced, last November, that the Lordstown plant would be closed as part of a restructuring plan, the community held out hope that the company would decide to retool the plant, and rehire some of the laid-off workers.
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MEXICO CITY (Reuters) - Mexico's incoming president on Tuesday thanked U.S. President Donald Trump for his "respectful attitude" toward the next Mexican administration and held out hope for joint progress on tackling illegal migration ahead of a major meeting this week.
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Val DemingsValdez (Val) Venita DemingsPelosi faces tough choices on impeachment managers Impeachment inquiry enters critical new phase Lawmakers turn attention to potential witnesses at Judiciary impeachment hearings MORE (D-Fla.) said she held out hope Trump would participate in the hearings.
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Some workers said they would take the unusual step of asking members of Congress to protect funding for the work they do, while others said they held out hope that the new restrictions on information gathering would not be permanent.
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The 2020 election could be the first time in recent memory that abortion is as galvanizing a voting issue for Democrats as it is for Republicans, who for decades have held out hope of flipping the Supreme Court and reversing Roe.
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CANBERRA, Australia – Australia said it held out hope Malaysia Airlines Flight 2200 would one day be found as the last search of the seabed in the remote Indian Ocean where it was believed to have been lost was scheduled to end on Tuesday.
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While those of us in Bassel's global community of friends held out hope that the free culture advocate would eventually return home safely, his covert murder at the hands of the Assad regime was a scenario many of us had long feared.
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The HDZ, which led the country through its first turbulent years of independence and war after the break-up of Yugoslavia 25 years ago, will face a fight from the SDP, whose leader Zoran Milanovic still held out hope of forming a government.
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Many of those who protested Mr. Beutner's firing have held out hope that the Los Angeles billionaire Eli Broad, who previously expressed an interest in leading a group to buy The Times as an act of civic benevolence, would do just that.
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Democrats have long held out hope that a team of lawyers representing Democrats in the state could score enough legal victories to find enough votes to close the more than 12,000-vote divide that Nelson faces in his re-election bid against Scott.
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Meanwhile, survivors of Epstein's alleged crimes were said to be re-traumatized, denied the opportunity to see him tried even as they held out hope for the prosecution of his alleged enablers and civil suits were poised to launch against his estate.
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Iran had initially insisted Jason Rezaian's fate could only be decided by Tehran's judicial system rather than through political accommodation with the U.S. But the nuclear deal, reached last year, held out hope for increased dialogue about Rezaian and the other Americans.
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Many in the LGBTI community in El Salvador, including Cerritos, once held out hope of being granted asylum in the U.S. In a country where Salvadorans are the fourth-largest population of Hispanic origin — they believed they could be safe from persecution.
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Expectations for Sunday's finale, "The Iron Throne," were simultaneously sky high and terribly low — fans have been largely let down by this season's offerings, but many held out hope that the final installment would bring a satisfying resolution to the various loose ends.
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On Thursday, the campaigns of Russia's two entrants in the Europa League, CSKA Moscow and Krasnodar, drew to a close with a whimper: Krasnodar, which still held out hope of qualifying on the final day, was beaten, 3-203, by Getafe in Madrid.
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After he was elected, some gay rights activists held out hope that Ivanka Trump and Jared Kushner, the president's daughter and son-in-law, would be staunch allies in the West Wing, considering that they had traveled in liberal circles in New York.
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"The next President should formally announce his intention to increase investment in modernizing federal IT." A problem for later During the congressional break for election season, Hurd held out hope that the Senate would allow his bill to reach the president's desk.
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Seen as a plain-speaking centrist with a big-picture view of Europe forged as an anti-communist activist in Cold War Gdansk, Tusk, a historian by training, had held out hope of stopping what he calls a "tragedy" for both sides.
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" Charles believes that after his confirmation, "many African-Americans held out hope that even though Justice Thomas was conservative, that as a black person from Georgia and someone who invoked his racial identity in his confirmation hearings, he would be sympathetic on racial issues.
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Republicans feared McSally might not regain the lead she lost when new vote tallies were reported Thursday, though they held out hope that the ballots to be counted early this week would come from voters who dropped off their absentee ballots on Election Day.
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WASHINGTON, Sept 24 (Reuters) - U.S. President Donald Trump sharply criticized China's trade practices on Tuesday in an address at the U.N. General Assembly in which he also held out hope that the two economic superpowers could reach a deal to end their trade dispute.
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Mr. Christensen, the Dane who has been jailed since May 2017, said he still held out hope that Mr. Putin might, in similar fashion, command compliance with his December statement that "we can and even must be more liberal" toward Jehovah's Witnesses, a Christian denomination.
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"To have this go on as long as it has, has been very difficult," said Bucar, who comes from a family of girls, has two daughters and, before they lost their embryos, had held out hope that she and her husband might one day have a son.
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I held out hope that I'd just gotten a few bum rolls before finally admitting that, no, this is just the way things are now and going back to Bounty, Wirecutter's pick for best paper towels, because good paper towels are like good toilet paper: worth it.
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"We waited for quite a long time that, perhaps, something will change for the better, we held out hope that the situation would somehow change," Mr. Putin said in an interview on state-run Rossiya 1 television, which published a Russian-language transcript on its website.
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And they held out hope that not all Republicans would back McConnell's use of the nuclear option, a controversial rule change that would lower the threshold for overcoming a filibuster for Supreme Court nominees from 60 to 51 and allow them to confirm Gorsuch on a partly line vote.
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Investors have held out hope the leaders can find a solution despite Ankara's repeated assertions that it will accept delivery of the defense systems and, in the U.S. Congress, a strong resolve to punish Turkey if it does and a U.S. law requiring that sanctions would be implemented.
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BUENOS AIRES — In the year since 203 Argentine sailors vanished aboard a submarine, some relatives of the missing crew members had refused to speak of their loved ones in the past tense as they held out hope for a miracle — or at least clarity as to what befell them.
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They held out hope that the next set of selections — for secretary of state and secretary of defense — would go to more moderate figures, much as Mr. Trump balanced out the selection of Stephen K. Bannon at the White House by naming Reince Priebus as chief of staff.
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Investors have held out hope the leaders can find a solution despite Ankara's repeated assertions that it will accept delivery of the defence systems and, in the U.S. Congress, a strong resolve to punish Turkey if it does and a U.S. law requiring that sanctions would be implemented.
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WASHINGTON — As the reality of divided government sank in the day after the midterm elections, Senator Mitch McConnell, the Kentucky Republican who had just expanded his majority, held out hope that he and incoming Speaker Nancy Pelosi would find a way to get things done despite their deep differences.
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CHIANG RAI, Thailand (Reuters) - Having failed to find any sign of 12 boys and their soccer coach during a week-long search of flooded cave complex in northern Thailand, rescuers held out hope on Saturday that the group could have found safety on a rocky mound in one of the chambers.
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While some officials held out hope that Taliban representatives and Afghan officials could meet as early as next month, the meeting on Monday seemed as much about trying to smooth over months of tension between Pakistan and Afghanistan as about any real prospect of a change of heart by the Taliban.
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During the Obama administration, we in the human rights and medical communities held out hope for transparency and accountability about the appalling treatment of detainees; instead, we've had to rely on investigative journalists and detainees themselves to get a full accounting of torture's lasting effects on both body and mind.
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Bernie SandersBernie SandersJoe Biden faces an uncertain path Bernie Sanders vows to go to 'war with white nationalism and racism' as president Biden: 'There's an awful lot of really good Republicans out there' MORE (I-Vt.) have held out hope that a federal indictment will catapult him to the Democratic nomination.
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Way back in 1993, the activist computer programmer John Gilmore argued that the internet "interprets censorship as damage and routes around it"; as recently as 2011, activists still held out hope that access to Facebook and other social media could help bring about a peaceful revolution in the Middle East.
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He was aware that France was closing the door on people like him, but he held out hope by pointing to the local French, who had given the migrants pots, cups, spoons, taken them in their cars to hospitals, provided French lessons and helped them arrange appointments with French bureaucrats.
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And as Trump prepares to embark on a series of foreign trips -- Japan this weekend, the UK and France the next and then the G20 summit later next month -- his advisers, who once once held out hope that foreign trips could distract or preoccupy him from his grudges, have long abandoned those notions.
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WASHINGTON — A fierce chorus of critics denounced President-elect Donald J. Trump on Monday for appointing Stephen K. Bannon, a nationalist media mogul, to a top White House position, even as President Obama described Mr. Trump as "pragmatic," not ideological, and held out hope that he would rise to the challenge of the presidency.
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For supporters, who were outspent and saw early leads in the polls evaporate in the face of the autumnal advertising blitz, the convention had held out hope of a once-in-a-generation opportunity for ethics reform, changes to the judiciary and changing the balance of power in Albany, where governors often hold outsize influence.
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The 68-year-old's incisive takes on politics of the day have been missing from Fox News Channel's "Special Report" for nearly a year as he battled an abdominal tumor and subsequent complications, but colleagues and viewers alike had held out hope that he would return to the evening show he helped establish as must-viewing.
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In the end, the FBI held out hope that the townsfolk wouldn't focus on the idea that all the FBI's hard work and planning to supposedly protect the town's banks only resulted in the utter failure of its stated mission: The bank got robbed, the cash would never be recovered, and the robbers would never serve time.
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Some former officials held out hope that the president's health care legacy could be preserved, saying that Mr. Trump would hesitate to deprive 20 million people of health insurance without any substitute, and that Republican lawmakers, having spent more time trying to scrap the existing law than shape a new one, have no consensus on a replacement.
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When I could not stop injecting drugs, and yet held out hope that I might one day like to live, access to clean syringes, as well as to sterile water, tourniquets, sharps containers and filters for IV solutions, enabled me to evade scourges like H.I.V., sepsis and endocarditis, which grows like a culture around the valves of the heart and can require surgery.
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Republicans have held out hope that Secretary of State Mike PompeoMichael (Mike) Richard PompeoOvernight Defense: Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran | Hostage negotiator chosen for national security adviser | Senate Dems block funding bill | Documents show Pentagon spent at least 4K at Trump's Scotland resort Trump says he has 'many options' on Iran Trump doubles down on Graham: 'How did going into Iraq work out?
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Pelosi's office has held out hope that President TrumpDonald John TrumpTrump congratulates Washington Nationals on World Series win Trump hints that dog injured in al-Baghdadi raid will visit White House Vindman says White House lawyer moved Ukraine call to classified server: report MORE might endorse her bill, given his rhetoric against high drug prices, and some centrists want to move toward common ground with Republicans to increase those odds.
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Europeans allies had pleaded with Trump not to scuttle that deal and are now scrambling to keep the deal alive even without the U.S. But the Trump administration has held out hope that those same allies will put aside that frustration and work with the U.S. to ramp pressure back up on Iran through sanctions in a bid to bring Tehran back to the negotiating table for a stronger deal.
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The delay complicates initial hopes by House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthyKevin Owen McCarthyI'm not a Nazi, I'm just a dude: What it's like to be the other Steve King Trump finds consistent foil in 'Squad' Tlaib says she won't visit Israel after being treated like 'a criminal' MORE (R-Calif.) and other lawmakers to vote on the legislation this week, though some members held out hope the omnibus would still come together before the weekend.
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