One hopes that Washington is preparing for all the possibilities.
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One hopes that Wautier will not sink back into obscurity.
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One hopes that others on the right will follow suit.
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One hopes that an extraordinarily damaging outcome can be avoided.
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One hopes that such lapses will be absent from the future installments.
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But one hopes that as they talk, the nation's leaders will listen.
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One hopes that we have not painted ourselves into a rhetorical corner.
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One hopes that this figure will one day step out of the shadows.
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One hopes that Halevi will be enlightened by Shehadeh's balanced and insightful response.
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One hopes that the Mexican government will do enough to placate the U.S. president.
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One hopes that better sense will prevail and that genuine problems are sympathetically dealt with.
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And one hopes that your reputation doesn't completely depend on the opinions of three handpicked references.
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One hopes that the technology will trickle down, of course, but let's not get ahead of ourselves.
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One hopes that there are those somewhere in the middle still in possession of an open mind.
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One hopes that there are many whose sense of morality is greater than their sense of tribalism.
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One hopes that 2 WTC will not merely become a signifier of Downtown's final, triumphant, ecstatic financialization.
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"One hopes that President Trump's decision to forgo this year's honors is a solitary event," he said.
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But one hopes that people's increasing sense of personal risk will translate into effective action on the problem.
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One hopes that within the artist's own psyche, these women will continue to develop, as will their world.
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One hopes that the next time Mr. Varjon performs in New York he will attract the audience he deserves.
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One hopes that the Foreign Relations Committee hearing on Tuesday morning will be the beginning of a new road.
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Whatever comes of Arctic Basecamp Davos, one hopes that at the very least it provides a much-needed reality check.
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One hopes that these women own their bodies — and their images — in a way that was tragically denied Saartjie Baartman.
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But the gains accrued to America are massive, as one hopes that Mr Trump, for all his bluster, ought to know.
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When they return, one hopes that they and the rest of us will have learned a few things since the 1970s.
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Which is why one hopes that the administration's "adults in the room" are piloting the ship and asking the tough questions.
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It's one-time money rather than a permanent part of the budget, and one hopes that 2017 was an unusual year.
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One hopes that countries that depend so thoroughly on global markets will find ways to resolve their dispute without damaging those markets.
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We are all in this together, and one hopes that the Loisach Group can become the lodestar of U.S.-German strategic cooperation.
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Just as one hopes that in a democracy, justice will be tempered with mercy, so should immigration policies be leavened with humane considerations.
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Second- and third-order effects will, of course, be very important, and one hopes that subsequent moves and counter moves have been gamed out.
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One hopes that the president will realize that the economic costs of these two actions would amount to political suicide in the 2020 election.
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Making calls, distinguishing between multiple users and accessing calendars are all pretty baseline features that one hopes that the HomePod receives updates for soon.
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One hopes that those to whom we entrust the power of state violence—cops, soldiers, spies—would keep the oaths of a constitutional order.
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One hopes that if Mallory had grown up in a world where African-Americans and Jews were more frequently integrated, she might have understood.
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One hopes that as we see the rise of fascism in our own country, companies would take lessons from history in the face of discrimination.
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But I have to say that this all occurred about 15 years ago, and one hopes that whistleblowers do not now live in such fear.
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There's more than enough richness elsewhere in the story, however, so one hopes that return visits to this urban fantasy world are in the offing.
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One hopes that sooner than later the United States will revert to being the open, friendly country that it is and aspires to be again.
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"Some scales need to fall from her eyes about northern Rakhine State, and one hopes that this could be the beginning of that process," he said.
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One hopes that in the next chapter of the theater's history, the Bolshoi won't hold up such an accurate mirror to the smoke of its country's politics.
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Still, one hopes that this episode doesn't become the first envelope push towards making Queer Eye heroes venture into dangerous emotional territory that the show can't actually support.
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One hopes that future citizens of the noosphere will see through the kinds of digital deceptions we endure today as easily as we might debunk a spirit photograph.
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One hopes that Mr. Durham and others in the Justice Department will speak out with as much force and courage as people in the State Department have shown.
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But no matter what exotic dishes define future Thanksgivings on the Moon, or Mars, or in deep space, one hopes that the core values of the season supercede them.
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One hopes that with the publication of his masterly third novel, "Waiting for Eden," Elliot Ackerman will help put to rest the current age of maximalism in American fiction.
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Indeed, whatever happens with the Kavanaugh nomination, one hopes that this ugly turn through his teenage past will at least help us to stop raising boys in this way.
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One hopes that Moore is aware of this and is merely peddling some kind of cynical lie, but fears that he is speaking from the heart on these subjects.
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In doing this, one hopes that the Republicans in the Senate will have the good sense to deliver an actuarially sound system that uses the market to drive better healthcare.
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At a time when the best television comedies are taking on race, politics, disability and more, this one hopes that there's still an appetite for Mr. James's macaroni and cheese.
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Given the outstanding examples assembled by Perloff and Aube, one hopes that the GRI continues to collect this important genre of visual art generally neglected by most major art museums.
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Again, one hopes that Moore recognizes that this kind of lawlessness is an untenable way to govern a society and is merely engaging in cynical stunts out of political ambition.
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One hopes that this appreciation would inspire some reveler to reinvigorate the tradition of the New Orleans street vendor, to take up the call to be the next Banana Man.
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While one hopes that these escalating tensions never spill over into nuclear warfare, scientists at the Biocomplexity Institute of Virginia Tech are figuring out the best disaster response in case they do.
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The world will endure more of Mr. Trump's insane antics and outrageous remarks until the November election, when one hopes that rational voters pull this country from the brink of self-destruction.
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"One hopes that they stole those condoms, got into a time machine, went back 18-25 years (by the looks of it), and presented them all to their own fathers," the statement reads.
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And one hopes that in their quiet moments, they are examining their souls and asking not only how they can make history -- but more importantly, how they can bend its arc toward a better world.
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One hopes that if Trump and Pompeo have any moment of reflection in the wake of the failed summit, they might use it to consider how a broader diplomatic architecture might improve the chances for success.
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Economic Trends One hopes that at the very least, Mario Draghi, the president of the European Central Bank, is able to buy kitchen sinks in bulk at a discount from some plumbing supply shop in Frankfurt.
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One hopes that Ivanka is telling her father that nothing would force his critics — in America and abroad — to give him a second look more than if he names serious scientists to the key environmental jobs.
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" One hopes that Mr. Trump will not descend into King Lear-ean madness, although one does wonder which acting cabinet chief will respond if King Donald asks, "Who is it that can tell me who I am?
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One hopes that as Beattie continues down the final stretch of road of her life as a fiction writer, she finds her way back to the perceptiveness and skill she has shown so abundantly in the past.
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"One hopes that it is re-thought somewhat," Francis said on Sunday in answer to a question on the plane returning from Colombia about the program started by his predecessor and known as Deferred Action on Childhood Arrivals (DACA).
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"We accept the decision of the committee of experts but one hopes that it's a decision that wasn't made under pressure of certain groups that want to use this as a way to raise funds for certain humanitarian actors," Ilunga said.
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It is a laudable effort on the part of Detroit Art Week to attempt a homegrown festival that centralizes the Detroit art community, and one hopes that if DAW continues, there is more buy-in, support, and promotion by Detroit institutions.
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One hopes that a U.S. delegation will be dispatched quickly to meet with regional countries — including to Japan, whose public held its collective breath on whether there would be some kind of agreement on missiles that would enhance or diminish its security.
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Nonetheless, one hopes that after the Covid-19 epidemic passes into history, we can all remember this period not only for China's commitment and contribution to global public health, but also because the international community will have displayed solidarity through these tough times.
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One hopes that a positive byproduct of the forcible removals by several airlines — notably United and Delta — of customers from overbooked flights and each organization's subsequent ensuing public apologies could be greater attention by corporate leaders around the world to the cultures of their companies.
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"It's an important step, and one hopes that they apply the language in their own statement to commercial activity across China, and that other companies are assessing their sales and operations, especially in Xinjiang," said Sophie Richardson, the China director of Human Rights Watch.
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The fund was announced earlier this year at $2 billion and has since expanded to $5 billion, and while that figure is a far cry from the $100 billion Vision Fund, one hopes that the Innovation Fund will function in inverse variation in terms of controversy.
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One hopes that any review will consider that no 9/85033 suspect yet has been brought to justice, whereas federal courts have convicted more convicted more than 600 individuals in terrorism cases since 9/11, including Dzhokhar Tsarnaev, the Boston Marathon bomber, and countless al Qaeda members.
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One hopes that he'll act on it, and move forward in his career with new ideology; that the next time he's in a room with a Walter and a Tambor or some situational equivalent, he'll listen to both of them rather than instinctively defending the man under scrutiny.
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There is much to be said for the discovery of new worlds, but one hopes that somewhere — perhaps secreted in a little glowing ball, lined with reindeer moss and stuffed with mementos — these exchange students and steadfast Michiganders retain a confidence in the validity of their own worlds and visions.
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Again, that's not to say that Dickey was the right guy—and one hopes that the club took a long look at how they allowed themselves to be so sure that he was—but given that he ended up giving them so many innings, it certainly could have worked out even worse.
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While one hopes that cooler heads prevail, questions about military readiness and whether the Trump administration is picking the wrong fight are a consequence of Washington's focus on great-power competition with Russia and China and concerns that it is doing so at the expense of U.S. national interests in the Middle East.
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One hopes that Mexico's elimination by Brazil from the World Cup soccer tournament on the day after he was elected president will not prove to be a bad omen for Andrés Manuel López Obrador, the leftist who rode a wave of popular outrage over Mexico's corruption and violence to a landslide victory.
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One hopes that wherever she lands next she will shine her light not inside the white box of a museum or gallery, but in the world, where she can prick the work-a-day consciousness with endless tears, and gaze in her reflecting pool at a not-too-distant future that may hold no logic at all.
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"One hopes that will not happen," are rare and could be considered expressive of an overly academic tone to the majority of people, while Finnish sentences like "Ei saa koskettaa" ("Not allowed to touch") are recognizable to and used by young children in both languages.
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Since simplicial sets have a good homotopy theory, one can ask questions about the meaning of the various homotopy groups πn(N(C)). One hopes that the answers to such questions provide interesting information about the original category C, or about related categories. The notion of nerve is a direct generalization of the classical notion of classifying space of a discrete group; see below for details.
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Archaeologist and New Testament Scholar Sir William Mitchell Ramsay wrote in 1907: "Excavation at Lystra is urgently needed in the interests of history and New Testament study".W. M. Ramsay, The Cities of St. Paul. Their Influence on his Life and Thought: the cities of Eastern Asia Minor, London 1908, S. 413. He wrote in 1941: "One hopes that some enthusiast will spend the money needed to clear up the topography of Lystra; and some fragments, at present valueless, may be completed by his discoveries".
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His main difficulty is a tendency to overlook all autobiographical details except religious ones. For example, he spent one full year at Virginia Union University, and all that he records of this experience is that he "converted" his roommate. The author has labeled this work "Volume I." Presumably other volumes are to follow. Since he has lived so fully, one hopes that Mr. Carnegie in subsequent installments will give a picture of his whole life, not just those episodes connected with moral and religious uplift.
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One hopes that Christopher Ehret has initiated a new trend in the writing of African history textbooks, one that challenges previously accepted chronologies and ideas and presents us with an interpretation that connects social, economic, political, and cultural history". Scott MacEachern's review of the same book for the Journal of Africa History adds an archaeologist's perspective: "The book is well written and comprehensive and abundantly illustrates the richness and complexity of African societies over many thousands of years. More discussion of methodologies and data compatibility, and a more complete reference list, would have been useful.
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Although most lattice field theories are not exactly solvable, they are of tremendous appeal because they can be studied by simulation on a computer. One hopes that, by performing simulations on larger and larger lattices, while making the lattice spacing smaller and smaller, one will be able to recover the behaviour of the continuum theory. Just as in all lattice models, numerical simulation gives access to field configurations that are not accessible to perturbation theory, such as solitons. Likewise, non-trivial vacuum states can be discovered and probed.
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Unlike Faith No More's previous albums, initial reception to King for a Day... Fool for a Lifetime was mixed. Entertainment Weekly gave the album a grade of C− and called it an "archaic progressive-rock fusion, oddly out of step with the times". Al Weisel of Rolling Stone gave it a rating of two stars out of five, saying "one hopes that that last song's moving chorus – 'Don't let me die with this silly look in my eyes' – doesn't prove to be Faith No More's epitaph". Metal Hammer acknowledges that the album was met with "crushing disappointment", but praised its diversity.
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The song also reached a peak of number 23 on the Irish Singles Chart, where it remained for 3 weeks. Elsewhere, it had a relatively poor chart performance; in Sweden it peaked at number 60, while in the Netherlands it peaked at number 91. "Another Suitcase in Another Hall" was Madonna's first single released in Australia to miss the ARIA top 100. AllMusic's Jose F. Promis, wrote that "the song finds Madonna giving an understated and inspired performance [...] One hopes that this overlooked gem might find its way onto future [Madonna] hits collections, because it is truly a wonderful song".
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" Peter Goddard from Toronto Star reviewed the concert in CNE Stadium and said, "Madonna proved that she may be a lost girl in the roads of life, like her film, but she ain't lost when she is singing. Especially during songs like 'Papa Don't Preach', her vocal prowess was substantially notable." Scott A Zamost and Elizabeth Snead, writing for Chicago Tribune, felt that "For the most part, the premiere concert on Madonna's Who's That Girl tour was a success, an extravaganza of multiple videos, flashing lights and precision dancing. If the high-tech accoutrements and inferior sound system made it difficult to hear the singer, one hopes that will be refined as the tour continues across the United States.
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Instead, the fragment simply breaks off at this point, and Rylands 458 offers no support for the idea that it used the Tetragrammaton at this point.Anthony Meyer, The Divine Name in Early Judaism: Use and Non-Use in Aramaic, Hebrew, and Greek (McMaster University 2017), p. 211 Albert Pietersma also says that the evidence from this manuscript has been overemphasized, "not because it is relevant to our discussion, but because it has been forcibly introduced into the discussion, in part, one surmises, because it is the oldest extant LXX MSS". He adds with some irony, "One hopes that this text will henceforth be banned from further discussion regarding the tetragram, since it has nothing to say about it"..
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We need V to be a set of functions of \Omega. In the figure on the right, we have illustrated a triangulation of a 15 sided polygonal region \Omega in the plane (below), and a piecewise linear function (above, in color) of this polygon which is linear on each triangle of the triangulation; the space V would consist of functions that are linear on each triangle of the chosen triangulation. One hopes that as the underlying triangular mesh becomes finer and finer, the solution of the discrete problem (3) will in some sense converge to the solution of the original boundary value problem P2. To measure this mesh fineness, the triangulation is indexed by a real-valued parameter h > 0 which one takes to be very small.
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While spending time in the WayneTech Labs in Pre-Crisis Gotham City, Supergirl of Earth-One notices a device which Lucius Fox of Earth-One explains is designed to read her subconscious physical reactions. With it, he hopes that she can help Superman of Earth-One rebuild the Phantom Zone Projector by sensing the correct placement of the parts that she subconsciously remembers from when her father Zor-El and uncle Jor-El built it when she was a girl. Superman of Earth-One hopes that by opening a way to the Phantom Zone, they'll be opening a way out of the dome that fell over Gotham City of Earth-One a year ago. However, the Phantom Zone is filled with Krypton's worst criminals.
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The Associated Press says that the website's "English- language musings are a must-read for foreign journalists, academics and political junkies". Following the death of President Hugo Chávez, José de Córdoba wrote in Americas Quarterly: > Caracas Chronicles, an English-language blog that has provided a running > narration since 2002 of the Chávez era, will continue to be an indispensable > tool of analysis and information for addicts of the Chávez story—a story > that so far has managed to outlive the flamboyant president. ... One hopes > that Venezuelans, and everyone else interested in the fate of the country, > will continue to be served by the entertaining and insightful dispatches of > Caracas Chronicles. David Frum said at The Daily Beast that Chavismo was not sustainable, and that when oil prices declined, Caracas Chronicles "will be the essential guide".
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After leaving Eynsford, Moeran returned to his parents' home and began to pick up the threads of his compositional career. He had not been entirely forgotten by the musical establishment; in January 1930, the critic Hubert Foss wrote a reappraisal of Moeran's earlier works, referring to the composer's "over-long silence", but saw hope for the future: "One hopes that out of this corpus of early works a symphonic mind may grow, one that with intensity of form as well as intensity of utterance, will give us real music on a big scale". An accident early in 1930 led to a period of convalescence which provided an opportunity for Moeran to reconsider his style. Gradually, new works were forthcoming: the Sonata for two violins (1930), the String Trio (1931), two orchestral pieces – Wythorne's Shadow (1931), and Lonely Waters (1932).
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Allmusic awarded the album 4 stars with Thom Jurek stating "This is an exciting way to hear new works from Douglas. And while it's commendable – and more than likely necessary – that he continues to develop the technological format for distribution of his work, one hopes that he continues to issue physical recordings like this one too".Jurek, T. Allmusic Review accessed September 26, 2011 On All About Jazz John Kelman said "Each of the GPS sets reflects a different side of Douglas' approach to playing, writing and band-leading, building on a body of work that's remarkable for its size, depth and breadth. ...With the range of music covered by these inaugural releases in his Greenleaf Portable Series, Douglas demonstrates that the wellspring is far from dry, and that, nearly twenty years after emerging on the scene as a vital force, he remains as expansive, creative and relevant as ever".
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The ink of > the inscription and the bulk of the drawing seem identical. Finally, Friend draws the following conclusion: “Since the entire tradition of worshipping everything connected with Shakespeare was only a development of the late eighteenth and nineteenth centuries, it is improbable that Sir Nathaniel or his source for the drawing were products of infatuation or that they intended to deceive. One hopes that what was at work was a genuine curiosity and an amateur’s disinterested wish to preserve a human image.”Friend. p. 49. However, the fact that the lines accompanying it are a pastiche of Jonson's lines on Shakespeare led the Shakespeare scholar Samuel Schoenbaum to conclude that the drawing was probably a playful attempt to create a parallel image to that of the poet himself, though since it was almost certainly a copy of an authentic Elizabethan portrait, the "exciting" possibly that the original actually depicted Hathaway could not be ruled out.
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In 2011, Gaffney was banned by the American Conservative Union from the Conservative Political Action Conference (CPAC). ACU chairman David Keene released a statement contending that Gaffney "has become personally and tiresomely obsessed with his weird belief that anyone who doesn't agree with him on everything all the time or treat him with the respect and deference he believes is his due, must be either ignorant of the dangers we face or, in extreme case, dupes of the nation's enemies". (Gaffney has since returned to CPAC to host panels at the conference in 2015 and 2016.) In an April 2016 column in The Washington Times titled, "When conspiracy nuts do real damage", Keene again slammed Gaffney, writing, "One hopes that is what they will do and that Mr. Gaffney will, like the folks at Group Research, Mr. Hoover’s aides and most conspiracy nuts of yore will vanish into the fever swamps from which he came". The column came two months after Gaffney unexpectedly left The Washington Times, where he was a staff columnist and Keene was the opinion editor.
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" Furthermore, he called Star Trek Beyond "a somewhat diverting place holder, but one hopes that the next Star Trek movie will have what it takes to boldly go where no Star Trek movie has gone before." Mark Hugues of Forbes said, "Star Trek Beyond is the third-best Star Trek film of all time, creating the sort of emotional connection and familiar, powerful characterizations we loved in the original series while delivering top-notch action and the best Star Trek movie villain since First Contacts Borg Queen." Despite its international success, Star Trek Beyond was met by critics who were less taken with the film. Kyle Smith of the New York Post gave the film 1½ stars out of 4 and he commented that the filmmakers "should have called it Star Trek Into Drowsiness." Smith later added, "Beyond is tepid when it’s trying to be emotional, moronic when it’s trying to be thrilling and unfunny when it’s trying to be non-unfunny. It lacks a storytelling module: Things just click into place when needed, as when Kirk commands Scotty to rev up a busted old spaceship, Scott says it’s impossible, and 14 seconds later everything is ready to rip.
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