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in hopes of
Idioms and Phrases
Also, in hopes that ; in the hope of or that ; in high hopes of or that . Expecting and wishing for, as in We went in hopes of finding a vacancy , or They met in the hope of bringing about a peaceful settlement . The phrases with that are used with clauses, as in In hopes that something good might come of it, he began to work , or We are in high hopes that a cure for leukemia will be found soon . [c. 1600]Example Sentences
Rather than wasting time and resources examining the private health records of Americans in hopes of findings a cause and cure for autism, we should be focusing on using the scientific evidence we already have to improve the lives of autistic individuals and their families.
Laborers who arrived at a Home Depot in Pomona on Tuesday morning in hopes of earning a day’s wage were met with uniformed Immigration and Customs Enforcement agents who reportedly began rounding up workers in the parking lot.
UCLA, meet your new quarterback, Nico Iamaleava, a 20-year-old Long Beach kid who walked out on Tennessee one day before their recent spring game reportedly in hopes of earning a $2-million raise on his reported four-year, $8-million contract.
Additional spectators watched along the sidelines in hopes of glimpsing the series’ stars.
She plans to bring her cooking equipment back with her to Mexico in hopes of making a living there.
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