Примеры использования Some hope на Английском языке и их переводы на Русский язык
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We have some hope.
At least he tried to give these people some hope.
There might be some hope for you.
But if there is a chance, just some hope.
UNPAAERD offered some hope for Africa.
Some hope to find it once they have defeated the competition.
But there's some hope.
There is some hope that this financial fraud.
Just give me some hope.
We just need some hope, Nathan, that our life can be like it was.
There was a clinical trial that held out some hope, but.
You still have some hope of winning the hand.
For a few months, the administration offered some hope.
In the hope that some hope can be given….
There's some hope that we're not going to self-destruct in the near future.
The independent expert sees some hope in this regard.
And every thousand years, a little bird would come and take away a single grain,giving you some hope.
He found, I think, some hope in you, and you crushed it… like a bug.
Solely the young talent Sardar Azmoun is able to spark some hope on offense.
The operation inspired some hope that the people of Somalia would achieve reconciliation.
Last week, for the first time in quite a while,we received positive news that offers some hope for the future to the people in the region.
Those programmes offer some hope for helping a small number of children at risk.
The commitments made at the recent Round-tableConference on Rwanda and in response to the consolidated inter-agency appeal bring some hope that this process now can commence.
While rapid transfusions offer some hope, the prognosis for perioperative PION remains poor.
This brought some hope for Afghan women's future, despite the bleak overall picture of the reality.
The situation in Bosnia andHerzegovina gives some hope that the brokered peace will continue to hold.
The current settlement process offers some hope of breaking the stalemate in the process of resolution of the conflict.
Despite Mordell's result limiting the form these congruence identities can take,there is still some hope of using modular identities to prove the Erdős-Straus conjecture.
A number of developments had given the Secretary-General some hope that progress could be made on the issue of the repatriation and return of all Kuwaiti and third-country nationals.
Against that backdrop, when this question was debated in the Assembly at the last session,we had entertained some hope that the aggression would be suppressed and brought under control.