HIGH HOPES: It might be Pai's first action, but Republicans have high hopes for his tenure as FCC chief, with expectations he will usher in sweeping changes.
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He tells people to have high hopes & low expectations.
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Each mouthful starts with high hopes and ends in disappointment.
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Disney's designers and storytellers have high hopes for fan reactions.
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High hopes that Brown's character, Eleven, is still alive. 2.
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Needless to say, that sets high hopes for Rio's ratings.
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Were all the institutional maneuvering and high hopes worth it?
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Analysts also have high hopes for Microsoft's Azure cloud services.
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Still, there are clearly high hopes for what's to come.
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Yet those high hopes could still be dashed to smithereens.
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I have high hopes that she'd go through with it.
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Given her high hopes, what followed must have been heartbreaking.
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However, he expressed high hopes for the look's burgeoning future.
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Safe to say, I had high hopes for these kicks.
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After a nights' sleep, I had high hopes for breakfast.
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The South Korean company has high hopes for OLED business.
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But her high hopes for the cover photo were crushed.
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Both of the kids have high hopes for their futures.
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High hopes are also implicit in investors' elevated equity holdings.
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As for Ms. Trump's future, Ms. Schott has high hopes.
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It's a seat the Democrats have high hopes of flipping.
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Luckily, there are transplants everywhere, so we have high hopes.
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Still, Australia had high hopes for its ambitious internet project.
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Republicans, though, have high hopes for Pai's tenure going forward.
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The Pittsburgh Steelers had high hopes for the 2019 season.
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High hopes There were high hopes for what would have been a historic summit between the two leaders after Trump unexpectedly accepted an offer for face-to-face talks that Kim made in early March.
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The Brazilian team know the country has high hopes for them.
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Meanwhile, the company has high hopes for its nearer-term ES6.
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Both South Korea and China have high hopes for the meeting.
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He also expressed his high hopes for a Democrat-controlled Congress.
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"The first couple of days, we had high hopes," said Chou.
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The family's legal team told CNN it never had high hopes.
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Below, we explore how these sky-high hopes may become reality.
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We had high hopes for the dollar and we were wrong.
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All the same, firms have high hopes for the U.S. market.
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Investor Todd Chaffee at IVP voiced high hopes for the company.
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"I have high hopes for the future of thalassemia," she said.
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Therefore, I did not have high hopes for my microwaved steak.
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He is for the Pirates, who have high hopes for him.
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Private equity investors swept into the ambulance business with high hopes.
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Knowing the Levi brand, I had high hopes for the jeans.
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But he had high hopes about what the board could become.
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Though I initially had high hopes, I was a bit disappointed.
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Investors started 2018 with high hopes for strong U.S. earnings growth.
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President Trump's company had high hopes for a Uruguayan condominium development.
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Like Ms. Stewart, Nigel Jones arrived at Tesla with high hopes.
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Klopp, like everyone else at Liverpool, holds high hopes for Brewster.
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"I have high hopes for a victory in the court," Rep.
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Democrats also have high hopes for the 24th district, where Rep.
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I came to law school with high hopes of changing this.
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This may well be the end of Peter's high high hopes.
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Mr. Trump has high hopes for his relationship with Capitol Hill.
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At The Disco, "High Hopes" Top Latin Song Bad Bunny ft.
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SM: I had really high hopes for it — it's matched them.
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He has high hopes the state will support the city's efforts.
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High hopes for electric cars in the 1990s failed to materialize.
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Nonetheless, Justice Sandra Day O'Connor had high hopes for such programs.
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Although they entered the conversation with high hopes, the intervention went downhill.
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We had high hopes the 2018 MacBook Air would carry the torch.
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I don't have high hopes that it will work all that well.
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Poroshenko was elected amid high hopes for change after the Maidan protests.
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And, judging by the design and specs alone, we have high hopes.
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Maybe she'll finally live up to my sky-high hopes for her.
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Italian officials have high hopes for a cleaned-up Monte dei Paschi.
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He had high hopes for horsemeat, but found quality control a problem.
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But I have high hopes that Diane English can make that work.
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Ted Cruz last year, Democrats have high hopes for Texas in 2020.
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Now, when voters have such high hopes, is the time to act.
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And its phone ultimately failed to live up to enthusiasts' high hopes.
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Back in the UK, Hectare's CEO has high hopes for the future.
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Based on Lorde's tweets, we've got high hopes for her latest song.
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Last week I had some high hopes for my routine with Nick.
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Moreover, Iraqis have high hopes that Saudis can help rebuild ravaged Sunni
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Coming into the season with high hopes, the Cardinals are 1-3.
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For now, progressives have high hopes for what Democratic governors can do.
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THE UNRAVELING: High Hopes and Missed Opportunities in Iraq, by Emma Sky.
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It was getting harder and harder to watch such high hopes dashed
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Despite Ms. DiCanto's high hopes, she died last year at age 59.
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The Lakers started the season with high hopes after acquiring LeBron James.
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A tiny, shy smile creeps across Laverne's face: "High hopes," she murmurs.
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Like most Haitians, he had high hopes for the new medical center.
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The anti-Brexit party went into the election with such high hopes.
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Therefore, I had high hopes for the Chinese food-inspired chicken dish.
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"I still have high hopes," he told The Hill at the time.
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Investors had high hopes for tech heading into the upcoming earnings season.
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Long story short: The economy has consistently underdelivered on the high hopes.
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All things considered, Barnes & Noble still has high hopes ahead of the holidays.
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Guests are still being booked for this season, and Nguyen has high hopes.
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Now, though, Martin Franklin, the head teacher, has high hopes for the school.
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When I first started reading the 2015–2020 version, I had high hopes.
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Not unlike Jolson, Sinatra adapted his song "High Hopes" for Kennedy's campaign trail.
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Looking ahead, Yego has have high hopes for another aspiring athlete, his son.
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We've got to say, though, we have particularly high hopes for this one.
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Nevertheless, he has high hopes for the authenticity ratios of those other collections.
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Still, Machinima's chief content officer Daniel Tibbets had high hopes for the series.
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He also has high hopes for Tesla's CEO and fellow billionaire Elon Musk.
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"We had high hopes, and it went even higher than that," he said.
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Tom Brady entered Super Bowl LI with high hopes and lots of support.
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"The market rally appears to be riding on irrationally high hopes," he said.
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I had such high hopes for Ronda's and Mary Jane's narrative this season.
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"Based on my survey, I wouldn't have high hopes," DesJarlais told The Hill.
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High hopes ahead of the Wednesday afternoon report could also mute stock gains.
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The Angels always had high hopes for Skaggs, and they acquired him twice.
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Come into it with high hopes or none, and you won't be disappointed.
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I don't have particularly high hopes on either one, if I'm being honest.
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He left with her card and high hopes that, at first, were dashed.
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I love that that godforsaken high hopes song is playing in the background.
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But despite high hopes, the private-label residential mortgage bond sector remains moribund.
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Those who had high hopes for the industry lament the turn it's taken.
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Mr. Johnston said he had high hopes for the measure this time around.
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While the mayor has high hopes, he has little control over the process.
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"We had high hopes for her," Schmid said, praising her public health background.
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Even "High Hopes," the sugary comeback hit from the pop-punk survivors Panic!
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I had such high hopes of him being out of office before 213.
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Industry insiders like Varela have high hopes for the amaro outside of Argentina.
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McClure doesn't have high hopes for what will change as a result of this.
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I have high hopes for this one since the first Incredibles was really great.
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But we have some high hopes — and so do the super-fans on Twitter.
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Bruce Springsteen's album "High Hopes" made a brief, premature appearance on Amazon in 2013.
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Armenians have high hopes for the future, and high expectations of the new government.
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Few have high hopes for "Game of Thrones'" final episode, which airs this Sunday.
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British Prime Minister Theresa May has high hopes for her relationship with President Trump.
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As of now, the drug hasn't been FDA-approved, but researchers have high hopes.
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Koss BT540iSince Koss invented stereo headphones I had high hopes for their Bluetooth model.
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Probably not, but I have high hopes that my next few "doses" will deliver.
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With high hopes for gamers everywhere, he set out to see how they performed.
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Jamie Foxx, Kendrick Lamar, Floyd Mayweather and DJ Khaled showed up with high hopes.
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Businesses have high hopes for replacing crumbling infrastructure that impedes national and international trade.
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Alex was born in Romania and had high hopes for a job in England.
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China had high hopes for the agreement, known as the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership.
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Thorne also said on the podcast that she had high hopes for the book.
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Investors in Cuba's tourism industry had high hopes for the sector when then-U.
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We had really high hopes that he would be a part of our family.
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High hopes for the earnings season have turned reality, but the markets haven't rallied.
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Tyrangiel appears to have high hopes for the show — or at least the trailer.
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She had high hopes for the election, particularly after what had happened in America.
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I had high hopes for the mozzarella-topped chicken sandwich, but was massively disappointed.
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So I have high hopes that people will accept the movie in that way.
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It says my application is still being considered, but I don't have high hopes.
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For sellers with high hopes, the reality of the current market can be deflating.
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Suffice to say, Lovato is going into 2020 with good energy and high hopes.
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But with this administration we've learned that high hopes must rest with slight harms.
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Mr. Nurkin, of the Free Library of Philadelphia, has high hopes for his city.
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How did a couple with such high hopes lapse so quickly into mutual contempt?
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We had such high hopes and it doesn't have the growth that we'd like.
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"The doctors do not have high hopes for him," said his daughter, Nicky Kohen.
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A lot of high hopes and half-baked efforts, with the results to match.
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Tesla has high hopes for growth in China, the world's largest electric car market.
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Well, I have sort of high hopes about what Apple might do, actually. Why?
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The interview tour outsizes any he's taken before, but Wilder has high hopes for 2016.
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Because of that, we had fairly high hopes going into this week's Saturday Night Live.
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We eventually moved in together with high hopes of advancing our careers in the city.
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Conservatives have high hopes the conservative majority will deliver on issues important to the base.
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And there are high hopes that they will become cheaper than cars driven by humans.
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Classes are still on but I have high hopes for them to be out, too.
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Because Google is so good at that, I have high hopes that it will work.
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Celgene signaled high hopes for its experimental multiple sclerosis drug ozanimod, with key data imminent.
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I enrolled in college, at the age of 26, with high hopes for my future.
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It's not just Brazilian officials who have high hopes for Brazil's economy this year, however.
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However, despite these numbers, Trump's business executives continue to have high hopes for the brand.
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Elon Musk still has high hopes of landing people on Mars within the next decade.
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But Folger Hill's decline is notable because of the high hopes that accompanied its launch.
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Like most parents, they had high hopes for their beloved sons and their great potential.
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And the estate has high hopes of breathing new life into less well-known titles.
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This was also the most expensive item in my Nuuly, so I had high hopes.
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Tech has high hopes an infrastructure package will also include funds for building out broadband.
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I will listen to what they have to say, but I don't have high hopes.
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Frustrating messages will come your way, and plans you had high hopes for could flop.
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"I have high hopes that the process will become more seamless and quicker over time."
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They had high hopes of a brighter future, until the bullets started flying on Monday.
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As we head into a new year, it is time for high hopes and dreaming.
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Still, I had high hopes for its new store, just north of Grand Central Terminal.
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She has high hopes for community justice forums, designed to punish crimes and resolve disputes.
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Masa Son has high hopes for SoftBank's next Vision Fund, and Japan probably should, too.
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The Founding Fathers had high hopes that military adventurism could be prevented through constitutional checks.
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Despite Sessions' actions, Masucci has high hopes that the U.S. cannabis industry will stick around.
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At the Disco&aposs song "High Hopes," which has been widely mocked across the Internet.
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At the Disco&aposs song "High Hopes," which has been widely mocked across the internet.
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Most of the companies are not profitable, but investors have high hopes for the sector.
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I had high hopes for this sandwich because it sounded like a really hearty meal.
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Tomorrow is some type of modified CrossFit class, so I have high hopes for that.
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Shailen Bhatt, the executive director of Colorado's Department of Transportation, has high hopes for the hyperloop.
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Gutierrez has stayed in touch with the first doppelganger and has high hopes for the crew.
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Jason doesn't have high hopes that insurance will be able to cover all of the damage.
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Hossein, like millions of Iranians who bore the brunt of the sanctions, has no high hopes.
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Brazil has high hopes for the volume of oil the companies can pump from the blocks.
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Now improved with LEDs, the squad has high hopes for the technology in Rio and beyond.
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Baraka also has high hopes for the supplemental employment that will grow around an Amazon relocation.
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Spicer had high hopes, bolstered by Barnett, that he would have no problem finding another home.
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High hopes on North Korea, a battle over values in Europe and an apology in Britain.
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Many had high hopes for Mr Macri, a former businessman turned successful mayor of Buenos Aires.
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There are high hopes that humans will soon colonise Mars, in our very own solar system.
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The researchers working on the robot still have high hopes for emergency guide robots during fires.
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That says nothing about which way the case will actually go, but we have high hopes.
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I had high hopes that she might upend the Aggro Trio of Jason, Scot, and Cydney.
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CERN is placing high hopes on the first method but is closely watching other efforts too.
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I'm off — leaving this port for another destination with high hopes, sunny skies and smooth seas!
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CHICAGO (Reuters) - Neither of Deanna Brooks' parents finished college, but they had high hopes for her.
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High hopes abound ahead of Wednesday night's drawing for a U.S. record $1.5 billion Powerball jackpot.
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"It is with high hopes that this information is used to save lives," First Vigil says.
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Gibson has yet to talk publicly about the movie, but Wallace has high hopes for it.
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He is notoriously difficult to impress, but I had high hopes for the Catit Flower Fountain.
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It is also guaranteed at least a bronze in boxing and has high hopes in sailing.
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Democrats had high hopes of an upset, and infighting has broken out since their candidate's defeat.
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"To be honest, I didn't have high hopes for these dresses from the start," Yong said.
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We know that its inclusion is a definite possibility and have high hopes it will happen.
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Despite high hopes, he only managed victories in Minnesota, Puerto Rico and the District of Columbia.
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But I have high hopes the next generation will make this an even better travel bag.
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Argentina arrived at the World Cup with high hopes and the superstar Lionel Messi, above center.
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Still, health officials have high hopes for the impact PrEP can have on keeping people healthy.
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I had high hopes for the mochi, especially since Robert had never had the frozen treat.
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But he has high hopes for the hosts' entry into the real world in Season 3.
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For former South Bend, Indiana, Mayor Pete Buttigieg, it's "High Hopes" by Panic at the Disco.
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Now, he was coming to Piccolo's, and the owners had high hopes he'd become a regular.
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I have high hopes in the future for what he's going to do for the valley.
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At the time, Eritreans had high hopes that they would finally be able to govern themselves.
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In a crowded space for streaming, Morgan Stanley has high hopes for Disney's new streaming service.
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Mr. Baum quit a new job he had high hopes for, and Ms. Pinard lost hers.
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He sent the box to a colleague, Adrienne Horowitz Kitts, who didn't initially have high hopes.
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Many were hanging high hopes on Apple's flagship handset and its climbing average selling price (ASP).
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Obviously, teams acquiring players have high hopes that they'll make a positive impact in their new situation.
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When Dakotah Whitcomb asked her father for a pride flag for Christmas, she didn't have high hopes.
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THERE was a time when the Russian government had high hopes for its relationship with Donald Trump.
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Still, he has high hopes for PSVR — and gaming, in general — as the industry continues to grow.
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A few reasons why I had such high hopes, despite having very little info to go by.
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"Nobody had high hopes for me," Cuban said during an episode of ABC's "Shark Tank" in April.
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With high hopes, drugs to fight brain plaques were tested in people genetically destined to develop dementia.
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There is, of course, the forthcoming Samsung Galaxy S8 release, which we have extremely high hopes for.
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I had high hopes that a black man and an Indian, pardon the expression, would get along.
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But I had high hopes for the amateur chefs that would be cooking for us that day.
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There had been high hopes for the panel, which included some of New York's most senior prosecutors.
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The firm has not yet put the system to commercial use, but has high hopes for it.
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Cancer immunotherapy was condemned as a quaint if simplistic idea based on high hopes and bad science.
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Translation: If you've got high hopes for owning one, whatever it may be, you better act fast.
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Investors have high hopes for first-quarter earnings, with Wall Street expecting the best season since 2011.
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Still, the incident marks yet another major embarrassment for Google, which once had high hopes for Google+.
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He expressed the zoo's high hopes for her parents to have more reproductive success in the future.
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Nobody had high hopes for me," Cuban says in a profile of his career on "Shark Tank.
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GSK has high hopes for Shingrix, which it expects to become its biggest single vaccine over time.
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Its commentary on the shallowness of the "Los Angeles modeling scene" I had less high hopes for.
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I had high hopes for the 503Doodler Create, the $99 third-generation 3D-doodling pen from WobbleWorks.
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McGuire and his fellow civic leaders have high hopes that the marijuana business can change all that.
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This music was made for a small, dark crowded dance floors, with low ceilings and high hopes.
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The brand is known for performance gear that bridges functionality with style, so I had high hopes.
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Costco has high hopes for new items like the razors, Kombucha, and sparkling water to rival LaCroix.
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I had such high hopes for them, but clearly things went south when the cameras stopped rolling.
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"One shouldn't develop high hopes, though I would be happy to see a meaningful revolution," he added.
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GM has high hopes for all-new versions of its Chevrolet Silverado and GMC Sierra pickup trucks.
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At one point, General Motors had high hopes for Holden, assigning key executives to oversee the division.
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After I saw the hotel's public spaces of the hotel, I had high hopes for our room.
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Because of this, along with its fairly unusual subject matter, I have high hopes for the show.
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Nobody had high hopes for me," Cuban said in a profile of his career on "Shark Tank.
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I don't have high hopes that anything will come from it, but I will keep you posted.
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" - 2 Stars "I had high hopes for this place after The Donald acquired it from Mrs. Kluge.
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AstraZeneca also has high hopes for diabetes drug Farxiga, which cut heart risks in a major study.
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But analysts have already reset market expectations, even as they have high hopes for the new chief.
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The company's leaders didn't have high hopes, assuming all the best software engineers were in Silicon Valley.
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Despite high hopes, Peloton (PTON) failed to impress as its shares began trading Thursday on the Nasdaq.
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Investors had high hopes for department stores like Macy's, Kohl's, J. C. Penney and Nordstrom last year.
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Though we had reservations about that particular candy-doughnut partnership, we have high hopes for this forthcoming one.
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Many school choice advocates — including Bradford, a lifelong Democrat — still have high hopes for Cory Booker, for instance.
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As a lover of buffalo chicken and spicy wings, I didn't have high hopes for these frozen ones.
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Whether a cartoon can accomplish the same thing is still up for debate, but we've got high hopes.
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" The Bravolebrity adds, "I had such high hopes, and I watched everything crash and burn in slow motion.
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At that time, the network had high hopes for several of the 17 Republican candidates, including Florida Sen.
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The application hasn't officially been approved, but we have high hopes considering the Consortium's track record for inclusivity.
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Gao had high hopes of succeeding Dong as champion as he had drawn the top score in qualifying.
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Martin described the story as "Psycho in space," and it's a show that Syfy has high hopes for.
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Fuelled by rivalry, high hopes and hype, the AI boom can feel like the first California gold rush.
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It has high hopes that utomilumab can safely deliver impressive tumor-fighting activity in combinations with other medicines.
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" Last year, the star told PEOPLE of her aspirations for little Hank, "We have high hopes for him.
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That has at least one investor rethinking his bullishness on bullion, even as others still have high hopes.
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Kaplan has high hopes that this data holds at least a few of the answers for solving cancer.
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Sunday's estimated result throws serious doubt onto what had been high hopes for a box office success story.
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Today the skeletons of unfinished buildings and half-empty watering holes bear witness to those once-high hopes.
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Despite high hopes for the region, Europe has struggled in every outing on the international stage this year.
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Jun has high hopes for the device which he says is the best the company has to offer.
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Both George W. Bush and Barack Obama began their presidencies with high hopes of improving U.S.-Russian relations.
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It has high hopes of breaking out of that enclave and taking power in several other big cities.
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High hopes for the console has driven up Nintendo's stock price around 60 percent since its March debut.
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This year, Democrats and Republicans have high hopes of winning Wisconsin, where Walker remains a deeply polarizing figure.
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At The Disco's video for "High Hopes" was the most predictable, and most boring, option for best rock.
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Coming up, Fox has high hopes for "Miss Peregrine's Home for Peculiar Children," set for release on Sept.
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Manuel's supporters have high hopes that she could affect diversity in the sport, encouraging more minorities to join.
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Therefore, despite high hopes to preserve the property, we will move ahead with plans to demolish the site.
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Mana, though, doesn't have high hopes that Trump will act on his offer, despite the benefits to charity.
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There was high hopes for Egypt coming into the World Cup, thanks to their superstar footballer, Mo Salah.
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As Uber's biggest shareholder, SoftBank Group had high hopes for the ridesharing company's stock market debut last week.
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When a night is filled with such high hopes, it's all too easy for something to go wrong.
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ROBERTA SMITH I also had high hopes for this show, without quite knowing what I was hoping for.
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But it's a good start for a tournament with high hopes of a million fans before it's over.
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Democrats have high hopes in this increasingly diverse district now that the veteran Representative Ed Royce is retiring.
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Amazon has high hopes for "Homecoming," a coming drama starring Julia Roberts and based on another Gimlet podcast.
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I have to admit I didn't have super high hopes for this place but it is definitely delicious.
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The conversation exceeded even the high hopes I had for it, and lives on as a fan favorite.
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"I had high hopes that you would be the one to drive our brand forward," Tuten writes to Staton.
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There were high hopes South Sudan would have peace and stability after its independence from neighboring Sudan in 2011.
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The Pelicans had high hopes this season, and it's painful to admit defeat when the season isn't officially over.
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With that in mind, we have high hopes for season 2, which is set to be released in 2018.
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After all, Reynolds still has high hopes that his character and Jackman's Wolverine will interact on screen one day.
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"Any high hopes ahead of the G20 meeting may be disappointed," said Benjamin Schroeder, senior rates strategist at ING.
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Voters in Europe also know about investing impossibly high hopes in young leaders (Britain's Tony Blair, Italy's Matteo Renzi).
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DC's renewal speaks to the high hopes that it has for the show to entice subscribers to its platform.
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"I don't have high hopes," said a woman with four friends among the missing, declining to give her name.
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It comes out October 12th, and it seems like DC already has high hopes that fans will enjoy it.
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The world had high hopes that North Korea would next allow international inspectors in to examine its nuclear facilities.
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As the two work to expand the community, they have high hopes for the future of books on Instagram.
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It didn't last long, but he was very well-endowed, so I had high hopes for future hook-ups.
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The study comes as Uber is managing a growing fleet of drivers, increased competition and high hopes from investors.
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With headlining acts like Eric Church, Zac Brown Band, Alabama, and Kacey Musgraves this year, we had high hopes.
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Thayer said he has high hopes for Ernest, hoping the hummingbird can eventually fly into his own TV show.
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Muraco recognized that the odds were against Uquq delivering a healthy pup, but park staff had high hopes anyway.
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But talking to him, it's clear that the company has high hopes for this program and its educational value.
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That said, I don't have high hopes for the former Top Gear hosts' new Amazon show Grand Tour either.
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The party also has high hopes in the Mountain West, where Republicans control governorships in all but two states.
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The prospect of a premiere production at the Metropolitan Opera typically generates advance speculation and high hopes among fans.
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Niu Fuzhi, an aspiring computer scientist at Harbin University of Commerce, had high hopes when she enrolled in 2014.
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It was all smiles and high hopes in 2016, when the world's first solar panel road, called Wattway, opened.
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I had no idea what to expect, but I'm obsessed with its dry shampoo, so I had high hopes.
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"My high hopes for the rest of the term were crushed," Ms. Shollenberger wrote on her blog in October.
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"Without Me" — Halsey"Sucker" — Jonas Brothers"Old Town Road" — Lil Nas X featuring Billy Ray Cyrus"High Hopes" — Panic!
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In my own research, I have encountered the high hopes placed on gender-inclusive policies in the United Nations.
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Still, despite their misgivings about Trump's victory and his administration's priorities, the students have high hopes for his presidency.
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Many had high hopes for a meeting dedicated to Mochizuki's work in late 2015 at the University of Oxford.
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The leftists came into power with high hopes and big dreams, only to see themselves exposed by their enemies.
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But despite Burlington's position deep inside enemy territory — or perhaps because of it — Trump has high hopes for tonight.
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I had high hopes of fitting in some yoga tonight but my neck is in pain and I'm exhausted.
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Turkey's president raises the stakes, a migrant caravan stokes old fears, South Korea extinguishes some high hopes in Canada.
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"I have very high hopes, but a lot is resting on how much work we do," Bash-Taqi said.
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High hopes are not new to Keys's career, which quickly accelerated from a fashion choice to a career choice.
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Secondary sellers of tickets for Obama's upcoming rock 'n' roll-like arena tour have high hopes of their own.
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Long story short: I know you're in love with them, but I don't have high hopes for their future.
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" Some viewers had had high hopes that Cameron would be the next man looking for love on "The Bachelor.
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Uvigilda Condez, 47, who lives in Navotas, said she had high hopes for Mr. Duterte when he was elected.
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We know that this is very difficult for this family who had high hopes that she would get better.
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President Donald Trump said the talks were going "pretty well" and Canada said it had high hopes for progress.
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Wall Street has high hopes for this earnings season, with analysts expecting year-over-year growth of 23.3 percent.
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Hungary had high hopes for Tabori and his fellow runners at the coming Olympics in Melbourne, Australia, in 1956.
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"I had high hopes — the president has blown a great opportunity," Mr. Langone said in an interview on Thursday.
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Anticipation was high: But then the race was broadcast on Sunday night, and the high hopes turned to disappointment.
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But the high hopes raised by the inventive opening number are dashed by the weak delivery of its stars.
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Japan is placing high hopes on Saori Yoshida and Kaori Icho winning their fourth gold medals in women's wrestling.
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Larry Decker, the executive director of Secular Coalition of America and an organizer of the rally, has high hopes.
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Early in the 2016 cycle, Democrats had high hopes of winning a Senate race there by tempting former Sen.
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For many women who began the day with high hopes of a shattered glass ceiling, it was a devastating disappointment.
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Plus, Tea Party Candidate Raul Labrador came to Congress in 2000 with high hopes of changing the culture in Washington.
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Cardiff City fans laid tributes outside their stadium to a player they barely knew but had built high hopes around.
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When I asked Christopher Schaefer, aka Grim, how long he thought he'd be a pro, he didn't have high hopes.
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There are high hopes that this biannual circumcision ceremony can help fuel tourism and bring more funds to the region.
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This miracle happened again on Sunday and there are now high hopes it will do so again throughout the week.
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We had high hopes of post-race celebrations, but the truth is we are BEAT, and the weather isn't helping.
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Stocks have rallied within range of records on high hopes for a rate cut, possibly as soon as next week.
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Kenya's Olympic chief and IOC board member, Kipchoge Keino told the AFP that he has high hopes for the runners.
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Former President Barack Obama said in January that he had been "pretty hands-on" and had high hopes for it.
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No wonder that many of his countrymen are placing high hopes on the great dragon peering down from the north.
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All Images: Alex Cranz/GizmodoI had high hopes for Sol Republic's new Amps Air truly wireless earbuds which debut today.
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There were high hopes that the drought fever would break last winter, thanks to an El Niño-related weather pattern.
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A long line of American "next big things" have departed for Europe with high hopes, only quickly to return defeated.
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I worried that my high hopes about the impressive quality of all Thai hospital food were about to be crushed.
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En route to her sister's house in Chico, she told CNN she didn't have high hopes that her home survived.
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The Democrats began this year with high hopes in the four seats that Clinton carried across that steadily-diversifying county.
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He specialized in clever wordplay, self-deprecation (he titled his autobiography "High Hopes") and the effortless delivery of one-liners.
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It confirms Warner Bros.' high hopes for the property and its decision to back five installments in the fantasy series.
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South Sudan came into being with high hopes and great support from the U.S. and the international community in 2628.
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The pair launched Roost in 2013 with the starry eyes of every tech cofounder — with high hopes for its success.
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" Mr. Springsteen has often played Suicide's "Dream Baby Dream" in concert, and recorded it for his 2014 album "High Hopes.
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Democrats have high hopes that Missouri Secretary of State Jason Kander can defeat Blunt if 2016 becomes a wave election.
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But I installed the app and signed up, with high hopes in my heart and wedding bells in my ears.
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But she's also a compelling artist in her own right, one for whom her label, Def Jam, has high hopes.
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Flipping the Senate is an uphill fight for Democrats and allies this year, but gun control groups have high hopes.
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These performances were a pleasant surprise, since I didn't have high hopes for the Grammys going into Sunday night's show.
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The Liberal Democrats fared, if anything, even worse than Labour, given the high hopes with which they began the campaign.
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I don't think any of us had high hopes — she's a wonderful actress, but she always projected a Puritan vision.
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The club had high hopes for a young midfielder, Donny van der Beek, but he needed a place to play.
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Ohio Democrats had high hopes this year with Cordray, the state's former attorney general and the nation's former top consumer watchdog.
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Many had high hopes that the introduction of Thanos would fix this problem, but he's only shined a spotlight on it.
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Ankara had high hopes for the administration of President Donald Trump, after relations with Washington soured under former President Barack Obama.
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The waiting game risks denting high hopes for fast action after Trump began his term with a flurry of executive orders.
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WARNING: Star Wars: The Force Awakens spoilers ahead Ireland's tourism industry has high hopes for The Force Awakens and Episode VIII.
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But that said, the highlight of this trailer is a branding opportunity for Candy Crush, so I don't have high hopes.
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The beer-loving investors have high hopes, but soon find that this youngster may not be everything he says he is.
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He did not have high hopes for the game — you do, of course, remember Seattle's historic losing record entering the playoffs.
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Cupp, who did not return a request for comment, wrote a column in July stating her "high hopes" for Scaramucci's tenure.
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It has high hopes for approvals of earlier use of Ibrance and the prostate cancer drug Xtandi that would boost sales.
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Couric's departure is a somber end to the high hopes that Yahoo's former CEO Marissa Mayer once had for the company.
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Despite this announcement, I still had high hopes for the queer romance between Dumbledore and his former lover Grindelwald (Johnny Depp).
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Image: TwitterWe had high hopes for the long-rumored Amazon Echo with a touchscreen, but today, those hopes were absolutely shattered.
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He's known for a tough style of interviewing, giving some viewers high hopes for his ability to hold the candidates accountable.
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"We had high hopes for this mat, as our two Siberian cats (very fluffy, long hair) were miserable," another reviewer wrote.
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US and Chinese trade representatives are meeting in Shanghai starting today, though the market doesn't have high hopes for the outcome.
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Probably not, but the high hopes with which he entered the organization in 2013 will likely dissipate once and for all.
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In 2010 Ms Radicova ran on an anti-corruption ticket, and raised high hopes after putting all public procurement contracts online.
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The couple selected High Hopes, located 25 minutes from their home, after being touched by the developmental center's work with children.
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But she expressed high hopes it would "get back to work as soon as possible" at its next meeting in October.
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Encapsulating the high hopes for this market was a report issued this week by Leon Westgate, analyst at ICBC Standard Bank.
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It has high hopes for the SAM '76 brew, which will be sold in a can to appeal to younger demographics.
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Houston shares a spring training complex in Florida with the Nationals and reported to camp in February full of high hopes.
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"We are working intensively and we have high hopes that this investment will become a reality," he told a news conference.
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High hopes accompanied them into the season, with some projecting that Washington would be the No. 2 team in the East.
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That leaves the UAE, who had high hopes of qualifying, in fourth place in Group B, four points behind the Australians.
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As earnings seasons approached, investors flocked to financial stocks on anticipation that the high hopes for the sector would come true.
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Plastic Remove Dead Skin Massage Slipper Foot, $8 I have horrible sandpapery feet and I genuinely had high hopes for this.
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Stieglitz had high hopes for Brigman, hosting her in New York with a solo show in mind at his Gallery 291.
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Then he would have to set aside his high hopes that "maximum pressure" can successfully deal with Iran on regional issues.
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It had high hopes after winning the Southwestern Athletic Conference regular season and tournament, going 21-2 to finish the season.
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We've previously tried and loved several pairs of its leggings and denim, so we had high hopes for the workout versions.
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Arizona came into the game with high hopes after piling up 38 points last week in a win over Tampa Bay.
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FIBA, the international basketball organization, has high hopes for three-on-three basketball, and wants to increase the format's profile quickly.
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As she prepared to appeal the rejection of her motion for a new trial, Ms. Mason said she had high hopes.
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Restaurateur claims homeless population has led to business losses After opening his fried chicken eatery in 2018, Germanotta had high hopes.
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I had high hopes for NomNomNow&aposs fresh chicken recipe since it doesn&apost smell or look like traditional cat food.
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These are disappointing results given the high hopes of many people in the region during the heady early days of independence.
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But behind those positive signs, there are recurring signals flashing the message that the Democrats' high hopes could be a mirage.
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Democrats have high hopes for the red-leaning state of Georgia after a closer-than-expected gubernatorial race there last year.
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A new year is upon us, and I don't want to jinx anything, but I have pretty high hopes for 2020.
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But such high hopes are likely to be dashed because this agreement is both highly limited in nature and backward-looking.
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He has high hopes that, while nothing can really be normal again, he and his fellow students will find some optimism.
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"I had high hopes for the current government ... and its leader Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman," Branson said in a statement.
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Researchers have high hopes that the species will be saved, as soon as Juliet is out of quarantine for disease testing.
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Neither franchise has high hopes for the season, but it's still early, and the contest was only Cleveland's second at home.
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"Any high hopes ahead of the G20 meeting may be disappointed," said Benjamin Schroeder, senior rates strategist at ING in Amsterdam.
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He is working with Starbucks bosses to make the brand more palatable for Italians and has high hopes for the business.
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He also ran through new projects for which the party has high hopes, such as further taming the media and the judiciary.
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The economy is improving, and a lot of domestic business sectors have high hopes for even more improvement under a Trump administration.
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With all that said, I've got high hopes for this 80s gritty retelling of how the Joker turned into a criminal mastermind.
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Intentionally taking a step back is hard for a team that's come so close, and entered this season with such high hopes.
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Helping grads move forward Pope will be majoring in animation and has high hopes about what's coming up ahead with Williams' help.
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"Today the situation is much better and we have high hopes, and will be here all night," he said early Saturday evening.
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I don't have high hopes for the KeyOne's future, but I admire it as a successful effort to be distinctive and different.
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The company also has high hopes for electric bikes and scooters that it operates in dozens of cities under its Jump brand.
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When Suboxone was initially approved 225 years ago, public health experts had high hopes that it could help end the opioid epidemic.
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We have high hopes for what Jemisin will do to close out her trilogy, and we can't wait to be wowed again.
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When she first joined her father's campaign, many had high hopes that she would be a moderating force on her father's agenda.
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He had fallen behind in his classes and failed a job screening that his mother said he had placed high hopes in.
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Wall Street has high hopes the Federal Reserve on Wednesday will cut rates for the first time in more than a decade.
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Considering Unicode recently adopted a slew of new women-centric emoji, we have high hopes that Lee's design could get approved, too.
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Though she came to the country with high hopes for the future, she worried about her son's transition into their new home.
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But liberals had high hopes that Justice Kennedy would see the law their way in three of the year's most contentious cases.
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There were high hopes for a merger with GM but that fell flat, as did possible merger talks with Toyota and Ford.
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It seems there are high hopes for High Times to become a massive media empire as marijuana becomes legal in more states.
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He also tells us how he's kept high hopes while shooting the movie in Atlanta ... for a potential Meth and Red cameo.
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At the Disco (doing "High Hopes"), Logic with Ryan Tedder (doing "One Day"), Maluma and Malone are all on the schedule too.
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After battling testicular cancer, The Black Eyed Peas' Taboo was told he shouldn't have high hopes of ever being a father again.
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But some of those who joined En Marche with high hopes now say there is a lack of democracy in the party.
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Pershing Square Capital's Bill Ackman still has high hopes that Chipotle will rebound and become a big winner for his hedge-fund.
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No parent wants to see their children graduate from high school with high hopes only to see them struggle to complete college.
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However, as both a royals reporter and an avid rom-com fan, I had high hopes for this book — and Guillory delivered.
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However, the hard data have had a tough time keeping up with those high hopes, though expectations remain high — perhaps too high.
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Coming into the season with high hopes, the Washington Huskies have now dropped three conference games, making for quite a disappointing year.
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Though long forgotten, "The Jane Pauley Show" was a program NBC spent millions on, and executives had very high hopes for it.
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Wade posted a statement on Twitter on Wednesday calling his time in Chicago a "dream" but expressing high hopes for the Cavaliers.
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Weight has high hopes for his young duo and speaks like a coach eager to start to next season with his protégés.
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In recent years, it has become clear that the web is not living up to the high hopes we had for it.
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That advice was incongruous with the high hopes Argentina's government expressed just a year ago when it assumed the G-203 presidency.
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Ellen Hoffman, Insider Reviews Executive Editor:Spanx makes my all-time favorite pairs of tights, so I had high hopes for its leggings.
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In Oklahoma, another state where Bloomberg began the night with high hopes, Biden won, with Sanders in second and Bloomberg in third.
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So, when I had a chance to visit a KFC location in Ho Chi Minh City, Vietnam, I arrived with high hopes.
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We looked at the high hopes for the U.S.-India relationship among some of the roughly three million Americans of Indian descent.
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The party has high hopes for the 34-year-old, who once served as legal counsel for Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell.
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Friends of Israel have high hopes for the upcoming visit of Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu for his meeting with President Trump.
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Investors had high hopes for this earnings season, with S&P Capital IQ's earnings growth forecast at 6.2 percent entering the season.
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Option 2 Administration officials have high hopes that China could start buying a lot more liquefied natural gas from the United States.
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Elizabeth Mumo, another parent, told me she had high hopes for her two sons, Joshua and Samuel, who attend the Bridge school.
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I had really high hopes for her coming into office, and it's safe to say she's blown them out of the water.
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A slight uptick in interest rates could have come from high hopes about Janet Yellen's Friday speech in Jackson Hole, Cramer said.
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"The August and September numbers could still spring upside surprises, but we don't have high hopes," Vistesen wrote in a research note.
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I have such high hopes for this brush after reading so many reviews that I actually bought an extra as a gift.
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Simon Sjoethun, analyst at Rystad Energy, said Korpfjell prospect in the formerly disputed border area with Russia had initially generated high hopes.
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His company, which has been running demonstrations of its prototype remote-controlled robots around San Francisco, has high hopes for the interstellar market.
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Plenty of toys for which people had high hopes of a later payoff (Looking at you, Beanie Babies) ended up being completely worthless.
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High hopes for Jerome Powell: The stock market is betting on an interest rate cut by the Federal Reserve sooner rather than later.
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By that, they usually mean win the US presidential election — though they also have high hopes of securing a majority in the Senate.
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Syrian President Bashar al-Assad has previously said he has "high hopes" for increased engagement between the US and Russia to fight ISIS.
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On a more serious note, we got the former King to talk about his former squad's prospects ... and he had pretty high hopes.
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The two-year-old startup, which is considering expanding into Ghana, places high hopes in the African diaspora as a source of funds.
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I saw Marry Poppins, last year's designated family-friendly, non-controversial, just-accept it holiday film, over the holidays, without particularly high hopes.
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Breakthrough Initiatives has a special interest in Alpha Centauri, as the organization has high hopes of sending a spacecraft there within a generation.
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I have a similar pair in emerald green that have been a real compliment magnet, so I have high hopes for this pair.
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On May 5th these high hopes took a knock when one such aircraft caught fire and crash-landed at Sheremetyevo Airport in Moscow.
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But while oil may still have a chance of breaking out, Worth doesn't have high hopes for the energy sector as a whole.
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Definitely been refreshing coming to a place with high hopes and good players and where coaches and management expect a lot from you.
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Interviews with nearly two dozen analysts indicate high hopes for holiday electronics sales, but estimates of what will be the hit have changed.
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Republicans have high hopes for an ambitious 2017, with control of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue for the first time in a decade.
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There are many other things the market is choosing to ignore as it rallies around high hopes for President Trump's pro business agenda.
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And considering he's basically following in the footsteps of Mick Jagger, we have high hopes for his beauty evolution for years to come.
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Driven by a mix of high hopes, boredom, and curiosity, I visited a Hare Krishna temple in Laguna Beach, California during high school.
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Jury's still out on the rest of the Pixi skin-care line, but after trying (and loving) this fella, I have high hopes.
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Given the importance of the Guards to the clerical leadership, few Iranians harbor high hopes that Rouhani will to fulfill all his promises.
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They had such high hopes, and their aspirations and dreams are what defined them, as well as a major theme in the book.
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Now with Renault, there is a new buzz around the Woking factory and high hopes about the striking papaya orange and blue car.
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And the message is resonating: "Hustlers" and "Parasite" have been successful, and awards pundits have high hopes for both in the Oscar race.
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In it, a room full of Buttigieg supporters performs what's called the "High Hopes Dance," according to a projector screen behind the stage.
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After looking at the best of the year, Insider revisits the movies we had high hopes for in 2019 that let us down.
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The journalist had high hopes on Sunday when she began her quest for the latest fast food offering alongside her nephew Cameron Harrison.
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Doctors there had high hopes of expanding the center, but now most of the beds lie empty, with wards damaged by shelling abandoned.
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The analyst also has high hopes for Regeneron, saying its screening technology could be used to potentially produce therapeutic antibodies against the virus.
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"This will be more of a challenge than people are now thinking," Mr. Stovall said, referring to the high hopes for infrastructure spending.
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Combine that with the fact that Dubai is known for its hospitality and general lavishness, and I had high hopes for the lounge.
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In late September, Carey Pinkowski, the Chicago Marathon's race director, had high hopes that Kosgei would be the newest name on the list.
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Jenny Frenkel, 2000, who lives with her mother and younger brother in Brighton Beach, Brooklyn, filled out an Excelsior application with high hopes.
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I had such high hopes for the De-Alcoholised Fre Premium Red wine, so I was a bit disappointed it didn't follow through.
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Democrats have high hopes that groups such as MOVE can help them win statewide elections in what they see as a battleground state.
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Michael Bapis, managing director of The Bapis Group at HighTower Advisors, has high hopes for positive results across the sector this earnings season.
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Jeb Bush's once-high hopes for the presidency may have been demolished by Donald Trump, but the Son of Jeb isn't going anywhere.
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Born and raised in Pittsburgh, PA, Mark comes from a working-class family that didn't always have high hopes for this aspiring entrepreneur.
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She only found out that Swift was going to release a cover at a few hour's notice, and she had pretty high hopes.
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If Man Engine is any indication, we have high hopes for what the Cornish Mining World Heritage Site has planned for anniversaries to come.
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With a desktop 3-D printer like MakerBot's Replicator 2, suddenly anyone could print objects at home—and Pettis had high hopes they would.
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That would have been a few dollars higher than its existing price, signaling high hopes for the company from leadership despite this quarter's performance.
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Bruaset Kjol said people have a lot of high hopes for it but need to take a step back as it's not revolutionary tech.
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Meanwhile, SpaceX has high hopes that its planned constellation of internet-beaming satellites will bring in more than $30 billion in revenue by 2025.
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Although the new papers only demonstrate that jumping-gene editing works in bacteria, scientists have high hopes that it might work in human cells.
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Lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender rights activists had harbored high hopes their years of campaigning for same-sex marriage would win the court's backing.
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Feel the Bern The Green Party has made clear its high hopes this year are predicated on the political movement built by Vermont Sen.
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It seems like this thing is going to work, and so we have high hopes that '19 will be an excellent year for us.
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As the ideal clientele, I had high hopes for the EO21, and ultimately, I liked the display but think it's best under specific conditions.
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But its high hopes for the world's largest jetliner have not so far materialised and aircraft market sources say it was looking to diversify.
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He said he has high hopes for the residents, who, along with their families, will have resources, including therapy, to help better their lives.
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The museums have high hopes for drawing big crowds, considering that just one "infinity mirror" room can generate seemingly endless lines and Instagram likes.
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And this year Jeff Bridges receives the Cecil B. DeMille Award so we have high hopes for The Dude entertaining us with his remarks.
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High hopes that our highest court would finally establish a limit to excessive partisan gerrymandering have, at least for the time being, been dashed.
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Active Printed Leggings, $110-$114, available at SpanxSpanx makes my all-time favorite pairs of tights, so I had high hopes for its leggings.
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People do this with high hopes that everyone will make money; when the reality turns out otherwise, it's bound to lead to bad feelings.
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Weeks said he had high hopes of procuring funding and the response was "quite disheartening" given the time and effort spent preparing the grant.
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As a result, heart experts had high hopes for it as an alternative for the many patients who cannot or will not take statins.
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We'd seen mixed reviews of this one online, and Jolene's partner had tried it before without success, so neither of us had high hopes.
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I can see that he is genuinely disappointed—even as an incarcerated person, he had high hopes for a human presence in outer space.
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There were high hopes among advocates, alongside key industry figures like Katie Moussouris, chief executive of Luta Security, that negotiators had brokered a compromise.
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Normally, we would have walked or taken the subway, but with heels, hair, dresses and tuxedos, we had high hopes for taking a cab.
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Jonathan Van Ness has high hopes that his Queer Eye costar Karamo Brown can waltz his way to a Dancing With the Stars win.
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But I have high hopes that the weirdness — what I would describe as the beauty of the Tumblr community — is actually really, really appealing.
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Much of the world had high hopes for Myanmar two and a half years ago, when Ms. Aung San Suu Kyi came to power.
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Yet Democrats have high hopes for Texas after flipping several congressional districts and coming just short of winning a U.S. Senate race in 153.
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Disney Channel, which has suffered ratings declines, has high hopes for "Star Wars Resistance," an anime-inspired series that will arrive in the fall.
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There were high hopes for the Lions this year, after a win in Australia the last time the team was put together, in 2013.
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To hear Texans tell it, last season's troubles derived partly from misfortune — several simultaneous blips from programs that began the season with high hopes.
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The studio seemingly has high hopes for the film, giving it an early spin on the festival circuit in advance of its U.S. release.
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"We don't have high hopes that the opposition will be able to win," said Nabourema, director of the democracy campaign group Togo Civil League.
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Republicans have had high hopes for their West Virginia nominee, state Attorney General Patrick Morrisey, but several recent polls have shown him trailing Manchin.
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The ads feature personal stories from rural individuals explaining how they had high hopes for Trump but have been let down by his policies.
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Wall Street already has high hopes for next year's iPhone, which is expected to support 5G connectivity and include a three-dimensional camera system.
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At The Disco's pop hit "High Hopes" reached the internet, it seemed to say something larger about the candidate to those who deride him.
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But while Netflix's stock has performed well and the company has high hopes for the future, any individual stock can over- or under-perform.
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That's the top reason (among several) I have high hopes for the stage version of "Tootsie," arriving at the Marquis Theater on March 29.
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FYI: Despite high hopes for Nevada, the state ultimately failed to become the first in U.S. history to elect an majority-female state legislature.
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Caroline has high hopes for the future of her business; she wants to expand her business beyond Birmingham, supplying occasion wear for girls and women.
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"We started with such high hopes," Liz Taylor whispers, moments before her throat is cut wide open, black blood oozing out of the gaping hole.
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Investors have high hopes for the new tie-up between Microsoft and LinkedIn, sending LinkedIn shares soaring 47 percent on the news of their merger.
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Ferrari look safe in second place and go into the race with high hopes, literally at a track some 2,200 meters (7,200ft) above sea level.
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WowWee ChipImage: WowWeeAs someone who had a Sony Aibo and loved it, I had high hopes for Chip, a robot dog from toy company WowWee.
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He added that "the FIFA appeal committee being a FIFA body, we do not have high hopes that making an appeal there will change things".
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The Anticancer Fund in Brussels has high hopes for propranolol in treating angiosarcoma—cancers of the inner lining of blood vessels—and for pancreatic cancer.
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When it comes to fall footwear, we have high hopes for finding quality shoes that will take us through this winter (and hopefully the next).
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The price cuts come as the Uber is managing a growing fleet of drivers, increased competition and high hopes from a growing circle of investors.
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Rashida Tlaib&aposs uncle Bassam, 54, said the family always believed she had a bright future and has high hopes for her career in Washington.
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Presidential adviser Jared Kushner said the Trump administration has high hopes for its proposed Middle East peace deal even though Palestinians rejected the plan outright.
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Financial services advocates had high hopes for Shelby's return, expecting that he would bring a deliberate approach and shift the committee's focus to easing regulations.
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They'll begin that quest against another team with high hopes when they open a two-game road series against the Los Angeles Angels on Monday.
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The Sunnyvale, California-based tech company hired Couric back in 2013, with high hopes that the media superstar could become the face of Yahoo News.
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Texas had high hopes for the southern segments of SH 2130, a 22011-mile stretch of the high-speed toll road east of San Antonio.
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In 2008 and 2012, Latinos voted for him in high numbers, with high hopes, only to watch him preside over a record number of deportations.
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Trump has had high hopes for cooperation from China to exert influence over North Korea, leaning heavily on Chinese President Xi Jinping for his assistance.
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There's no denying that "High Hopes" is a smash hit, but the music video is surprisingly dull, especially considering the delightfully bizarre videos in Panic!
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I had high hopes for Polar Arctic Summer, given that it's the only drink on this list that's actually produced by a seltzer-water company.
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Five-year-old teeth-straightening company SmileDirectClub went into its first day of trading on Thursday with high hopes and a near-$4.33 billion valuation.
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Wall Street has high hopes for Apple's 2003 iPhones, which are expected to offer an upgraded three-dimensional camera system in addition to 5G support.
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But if you decide to send in a showerhead sample, don't have high hopes that these scientists will tell you exactly how grody it is.
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Honda started 2017 with high hopes of cutting the gap between them and Mercedes, Ferrari and Renault but instead have found themselves even further behind.
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Addressing reporters in Burlington, Vt., on Wednesday afternoon, Mr. Sanders described the Michigan primary as "enormously important" and said he had high hopes to win.
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Scientists have high hopes that desalination technologies, which remove the salt from seawater, will help combat climate-change-induced water stress in years to come.
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The realm of toaster pastries was brand new — so Kellogg's had no idea how well they would sell, although of course, they had high hopes.
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With about 40 percent of cases still awaiting judgment, she said her team has high hopes the latest batch of records will advance their work.
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Nonetheless, if Ms. Felix is any guide, I have high hopes for what the poetic can achieve as it intersects more explicitly with American politics.
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Wall Street had high hopes that Amazon's shares would make a comeback at the start of 2019, despite experiencing their worst quarter in a decade.
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I own a lot of Lululemon leggings, and they are second-skin comfortable and extremely durable, so I had high hopes for the jacket, too.
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Tesla is scheduled to report quarterly results after the bell Wednesday, so "we'll know soon enough" if Wall Street's high hopes were met, Cramer said.
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ET. WEDNESDAY • Our Canadian friends will have high hopes as adult-use marijuana is set to go on sale in approved dispensaries throughout the country.
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Goldner said Wednesday that the company has high hopes for new movies in the works tied to the G.I. Joe and Micronauts lines of toys.
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Nevertheless, new hires came in with high hopes of making an impact on women's lives and a few red flags weren't going to stop them.
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It set sail from San Francisco Bay in September amid high hopes and more than a little fanfare, its destination the Great Pacific Garbage Patch.
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As a type A person—a generous understatement—I used to have high hopes that weed could give me that elusive experience known as chilling out.
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That summer, I had really high hopes that it was going to be really successful, because a lot of stuff I had was selling right away.
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Even on the most sensitive, most critical matters, he seems constitutionally incapable of keeping himself in check, and his staff — despite high hopes that retired Gen.
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He arrived with high hopes at a course where he has won the annual PGA Tour event five times, but was never a factor all week.
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" Trump has expressed high hopes of resolving the longstanding conflict and has referred to a potential agreement between the Israelis and Palestinians as "the ultimate deal.
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The election results are in, mostly, and the high hopes for science-backed candidates marching on Washington, DC, have worked out for at least six candidates.
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Prior to the speech, Puerto Ricans told BuzzFeed News they hoped the president would tell the truth about their situation, though they didn't have high hopes.
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While some companies have high hopes for the new platform, campaigners say BVRio relies too heavily on government data that can be manipulated by sophisticated criminals.
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In December 2016, The Information reported that Alphabet was "scaling back" its self-driving car—another widely publicized moonshot project that geeks had high hopes for.
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The image quality improvement from the first X-Trans to the second-gen chip was considerable, so we've got high hopes going into the third generation.
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Stocks are hitting record highs again as investors cheer a U.S.-China trade detente and high hopes for a rate cut as soon as this month.
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However, some economists have high hopes for the third quarter, with analysts at Capital Economics expecting Q3 growth to exceed 3 percent, based on recent data.
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UDI U818AThe #1 best-selling quadcopter on Amazon, I had high hopes that this cousin of my favorite miniature quadcopter would be a solid camera drone.
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Exxon has rallied almost 3 percent since Tuesday's election, and Nathan has high hopes that Exxon could rally back to levels it hasn't seen since July.
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Abbas visited Trump at the White House on May 4, with the two leaders exchanging smiling pleasantries and high hopes for restarting Israeli-Palestinian peace efforts.
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The rocket's target is yet again a drone ship at sea, but SpaceX doesn't have high hopes that the vehicle will stick the landing this time.
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When Donald Trump scored his stunning upset in November and secured Republican control of the House, Senate, and Presidency, there were high hopes on the Right.
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Who had high hopes after watching the first episode of The Office, a virtual shot for shot remake of its UK counterpart, defanged for American audiences?
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Malaysian officials once had high hopes for the fund, which Mr. Najib created in 2009, promising that its investments would produce significant revenue for the country.
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But there are high hopes for its new tenant, "Paramour," a Cirque du Soleil show that opens next week and has been selling well in previews.
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The head of Puerto Rico's Statehood Commission has high hopes for action on statehood legislation in the U.S. House now that Democrats are in the majority.
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My review of the Layla Mattress TopperWhen I first unrolled the mattress pad from the small box it was delivered in, I didn't have high hopes.
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It is too early to say, of course, but Mr. Feig, who has been involved with the "Step Up" franchise from its beginning, has high hopes.
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But despite high hopes and significant international support, the sub-Saharan African nation has been embroiled in a violent civil conflict for nearly its entire existence.
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Nebraska had high hopes coming into the season, but with the loss, the Cornhuskers fell to 0-4 overall and 218-271 in the Big Ten.
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Trump has held high hopes for greater cooperation from China to exert influence over North Korea, leaning heavily on Chinese President Xi Jinping for his assistance.
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Good luck to you, Sagittarius—you have a knack for being at the right place at the right time, so I have high hopes for you!
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This is the first year that summit is taking place and Barmada has high hopes for what her team and participants will be able to accomplish.
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"I just don't have high hopes that we're going to get anything that really solves the problems that we think exist with ObamaCare today," Thune said.
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There have been high hopes of an economic reboot in Iran after an agreement curtailing Iran's nuclear program saw many crippling sanctions against the country lifted.
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In Iowa, Republicans are defending two congressional seats that Democrats have high hopes of winning, and Governor Reynolds is seeking a full term in her post.
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Despite high hopes among Democrats who thought they might flip several statewide offices, Republicans had a very good night, starting at the top of the ticket.
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Without admitting it openly, he likes to be liked, and along with most Serbs, he has high hopes that the Trump administration will take his side.
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Wall Street has high hopes for this earnings season, with analysts polled by FactSet expecting a 20 percent year-over-year increase in second-quarter profits.
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Despite this initial observation, I, like many who work on veterans issues, had high hopes that Chairman Takano would follow in the footsteps of his predecessors.
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"He really has been very open and, I think, very honorable from everything we're seeing," he told reporters, and expressed high hopes for their future meeting.
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If you&aposre starting 2020 with high hopes for your money, consider this: Building wealth is about making incremental progress, day after day, year after year.
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Trump's unexpected win has shaken up the immigration battle in the tech community, deflating the high hopes of reformers and forcing them to ready a defense.
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"We had high hopes it was going to impact our business in a good way," says Kellby Ochs, production manager at the Pottstown, Pennsylvania-based company.
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Investors came into this earnings season with high hopes as FactSet had forecast year-over-year profits to grow by 20 percent in the second quarter.
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Paramount also has high hopes for films tied to Viacom's cable networks, including "Dora the Explorer," a live-action, big-screen adaptation of the Nickelodeon cartoon.
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There's high hopes for the book, and we might see more of it before too long — Paramount Pictures has already snapped up the rights for a film.
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"We really have high hopes this can create some debate around the world and start a dialogue going with some of the big tech companies," he said.
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"I have high hopes that Caitlyn is a better person than Bruce," Burt, 36, told Vanity Fair in the cover story that introduced Caitlyn to the world.
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Northwestern and Butler - a pair of teams coming off 20-winseasons and with high hopes this winter - gain an early measure on thatprogress when they meet Wednesday.
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What they're saying: Democrats remain "cautiously optimistic," one strategist told me, especially "after living through 24 and 28.1" when Democrats had high hopes but suffered major losses.
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There's no timeframe on when it will be released, but Iflix has high hopes given that the film itself was Indonesia's fifth-highest grossing movie of 2015.
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Investors though, have high hopes that the Fed will stimulate the economy, placing overwhelming bets that the central bank will lower borrowing costs again at its Sept.
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Despite high hopes that gross domestic product gains might approach 3 percent, recent data indicate that the number, which will be reported Friday, will be considerably lower.
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But they had high hopes for Snipperclips, and they started pitching the idea to publishers, hoping to get some funding to turn it into a bigger production.
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Could it be that the Obama coalition was not built to last and the infatuation was driven by Obama's unique personality and the high hopes he inspired?
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Despite activists' high hopes for the nation's first democratically elected government, State Chancellor Daw Aung San Suu Kyi has demonstrated hesitancy to speak openly on the issue.
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Newseum CEO Jeffrey Herbst said Tuesday that he doesn't have high hopes for the antitrust exemption newspapers want to negotiate a better deal with Facebook and Google.
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Americans often invest sky-high hopes in those they send to the White House, choosing someone they believe will correct the flaws of a now-despised predecessor.
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There are high hopes for the Texas Democrat, who raised tens of millions of dollars and attracted legions of young supporters to his Senate campaign last year.
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So when I decided to give the Urban Decay Perversion Waterproof Mascara a try in 90-degree heat in Savannah, Georgia, I honestly didn't have high hopes.
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He was confirmed by the Senate in a 77-28 vote, and conservatives had high hopes that Roberts would consistently vote to impose stricter rules on abortion.
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As a sex worker with numerous other marginalized identities—I am also a formerly homeless trafficking survivor, incest and rape survivor—I did not have high hopes.
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Jeff Dunham's got high hopes for the kid ventriloquist who won season 12 of "America's Got Talent" ... because he knows her folks want what's best for her.
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There were high hopes after the election of Francis in 2013 that he would tackle the abuse problem systemically, and hold accountable bishops who covered it up.
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Six major tournaments in 22 years (including the European Championship), and England, brimming with high hopes and big-name players, going out in the cruelest possible way.
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Saez-Gil has high hopes for the future of carbon markets based on demand coming, in part, from new regulations like those imposed on the airline industry.
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North Korea experts said they haven't got high hopes for the unprecedented meeting, which will be the first between a sitting US President and North Korean leader.
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But SpaceX backed out last year, a move that L.A. City Councilman Joe Buscaino said "was just crushing" given the city's high hopes for redeveloping the port.
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He said that although he had had high hopes for the forum, something had to change in light of the president's reaction to the violence in Charlottesville.
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He also noted that, with high hopes for the new corporate earnings season beginning in less than two weeks, many traders were reluctant to short European stocks.
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Ever since her incisive committee questioning in 2017 turned Jeff Sessions into a live-TV advertisement for beta blockers, Democrats have had high hopes for Kamala Harris.
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Wall Street has high hopes for this earnings season, with analysts expecting second-quarter profits to have grown by 20 percent from last year, according to FactSet.
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But for those who had high hopes that having a property developer as president would lead to a building boom, the disappointment in his priorities was palpable.
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Years later the young and telegenic Senator John F. Kennedy drew on pop culture for his campaign, commissioning Sinatra to sing "High Hopes" during the 1960 election.
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Investors have high hopes for Rorsted, hoping he will cut costs and also consider a disposal of long-struggling fitness label Reebok, which Hainer acquired in 2005.
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I didn't really have high hopes for the Powerbeats Pro when it came to taking calls, since past Beats earbuds have been, honestly, garbage on that front.
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This has been a sweet spot for the trade issue — no high hopes for an imminent agreement but a vague prospect of progress hovering on the horizon.
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DOHA, Qatar — Deadly violence surged across Afghanistan as American and Taliban officials started a seventh round of peace talks on Saturday, with high hopes for a breakthrough.
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Read more: The best wireless headphones you can buy The sound At only $22 for the wired version, I didn't have high hopes for the Plattan 270s.
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Given that studios don't usually sell off movies that they think are going to be a huge success (see: The Cloverfield Paradox), I don't exactly have high hopes.
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Hillary Clinton supporters, who entered November 8 with high hopes for the future, felt the crush — and shock — of defeat when results from key states started pouring in.
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Since they live in such different parts of the world, we don't have high hopes for that romance, but it sure was fun to witness for 10 minutes.
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Though little is known about her character aside from her appearance and some movements, which were first unveiled by Grande on Instagram, we have high hopes for her.
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On the one hand, the Kremlin had high hopes for the Trump administration, which appeared to share Russia's world view on issues from Islamic extremism to NATO expansion.
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The latest Verge Science video covers this odd story, which is about real science, overgeneralized results, lots of high hopes, and people trying to make a quick buck.
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The singer, 73, revealed the sequel to her 1980 film 9 to 5 is currently in the works and she has high hopes of it hitting theaters soon.
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"It's gonna be a while before I work through everything, just because I had such high hopes," McFarland said in an interview with NBC News that aired Monday.
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Background: In its October 2018 Automated Vehicles 3.0 Guidance, the U.S. Department of Transportation spelled out its high hopes for how AVs could improve public and private transport.
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Gutiérrez's attorney, Eduardo Beckett, said there are high hopes that López Obrador will make Mexico safer for journalists, but it's probably not going to happen any time soon.
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I had high hopes for In the Dark, which is one of the CW's more unconventional offerings, in the vein of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend and Jane the Virgin.
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The as-yet untitled Multiple Man project will be written by Allan Heinberg, who wrote Wonder Woman, which is reason enough to have high hopes for the film.
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The company has high hopes for Lynparza, which is central to its goal of building a portfolio of compounds targeting DNA damage response (DDR) mechanisms in cancer cells.
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Because of its great success with multiple mutant products, we had high hopes when we recently learned the grocery chain had introduced a new treat called Pancake Bread.
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Bell had high hopes for the night, thinking she and Shepard would become fast friends Beyoncé, 37, and JAY-Z, 39 — however, it didn't turn out as planned.
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Ultimately, Lyft has high hopes of being grouped together with subscription powerhouses like Netflix or Amazon, especially as it gears up for an initial public offering in 2019.
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The high hopes that followed the discovery of vast reserves of gas in 2010 are far from fulfilment; large-scale production is not expected before the mid-2020s.
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While she remained coy when asked what she thinks of Nick Viall being the next leading man, she still said she has high hopes for the new season.
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"The high hopes for a rate cut at the upcoming FOMC meeting helped to light up the gold market," AxiTrader market strategist Stephen Innes said in a note.
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I've got high hopes for 2017, especially if the industry can find ways to continue shrinking the form factor of consumer quadcopters so they feel more like smartphones.
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Australia boast a number of Olympic medallists and former world champions, and Meares held high hopes the team would emerge from Rio with a bigger haul than London.
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It was a massive disappointment compared to their high hopes only a few weeks before Election Day, when they predicted a gain of as many as seven seats.
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Khloé Kardashian recognizes that 2016 was a "hectic" year for the KarJenners, but she has high hopes for 2017 — and is sharing her resolutions for each family member!
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One might wonder why a seasoned criminal would send boys to do a man's job, but Fin has blood ties to East and high hopes for his future.
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Active Printed Leggings, $110-$114, available at SpanxWhy you should buy them: Spanx makes my all-timefavorite pairs of tights, so I had high hopes for its leggings.
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In particular for host Bahrain, there are high hopes that the forum can promote the best the small kingdom has to offer in terms of strategic growth areas.
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Apple executives have expressed high hopes for investment in software and services, in the booming middle classes in China and India, and the tantalizing prospect of tax reform.
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Quantum computing is in its early stages, but investors have high hopes for startups like Aliro working to make it more accessible to broader swaths of the industry.
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Yet two weeks after the 2012 elections, the supercommittee disbanded without a deal, triggering sequestration — a grim finale for a budget process that started with such high hopes.
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Organized by myself—with the professional psychiatric oversight of Tom Fortes Mayer, a top hypnotherapist—at a secret location in London, I have high hopes for this enterprise.
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The first episode established Shirley (Cindy Williams) as the optimist of the duo, quoting the song "High Hopes" and insisting that better times were just around the corner.
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He said Omega had high hopes that women would embrace the Speedmaster 38 millimeter — its Cappuccino model is featured prominently in the current advertising campaigns and boutique windows.
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It is murky where the Senate stands on the cyber notification issue, though Langevin expressed high hopes that it would enjoy broad support in the Senate as well.
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In a sign of his high hopes and grand ambitions for the encounter, Mr. Trump is pushing back against advisers who are proposing more neutral sites, like Singapore.
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When the fourth season of this "Breaking Bad" prequel wrapped up in 2018, The New York Times's David Segal expressed high hopes for Season 143 in his recap.
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As he and his siblings had always done, he went back to the family home, to confess to the father who'd had such high hopes for his offspring.
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Wall Street has high hopes for this earnings season, with analysts at FactSet expecting S&P 2.23 earnings to have grown by 20 percent in the second quarter.
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All of this seemed to have a chilling effect on reporting abuse and, after Hynes was defeated in 2013 and despite high hopes for his successor, prosecutions lagged.
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Investors stateside had come into the earnings season with high hopes as FactSet had forecast year-over-year profits to grow by 23 percent in the second quarter.
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The answer is through high hopes and occasional mistakes in judgment, the same things that ushered the show, like other brilliant but doomed projects, into an early grave.
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We drank, we danced, we swam, we kissed, we had sexy time, we shared, we became a couple … and at this point, I have high hopes for my marriage.
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Reformists seeking more social and economic freedoms and diplomatic engagement had voiced high hopes of expanding their sway in parliament and easing conservative clerics' grip on the experts' assembly.
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EU diplomats did not have high hopes for a breakthrough this week that would allow for a summit of national leaders to rubber-stamp a Brexit deal this month.
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Brazil is placing high hopes on its judo team to boost its medal haul in Rio after it took home four in the sport at the 2012 London Games.
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Eric Dickerson has high hopes for his old pal O.J. Simpson when he gets out of jail later this fall ... but his highest is hittin' the green with him.
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While Japan has high hopes of developing commercial scale power stations using hydrogen, environmental concerns over the use of brown coal and other fossil fuels may cloud its future.
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Dane Wozniacki's wait to make a real impression on the Parisian competition goes on despite arriving with high hopes and dropping only 11 games in her first three rounds.
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And this is the second time in as many weeks that Democrats had high hopes and didn't see their best case scenarios realized when all the votes were cast.
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Despite bitcoin's association with crimes committed on the so-called Silk Road, technology trend watchers like venture capitalist Fred Wilson, who invested in Kik, have high hopes for cryptocurrencies.
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While perfectly fine—and oddly pretty, in the way the powder would seep purple into the flesh—it was a disappointment considering my high hopes and the steak's performance.
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Meanwhile, the White House had high hopes for an outside group stocked with former Trump campaign and administration officials called America First Policies (AFP), which launched in late January.
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Dallas CowboysOne thing to know: The Jets' high hopes for 2019 were quickly dashed with the absence of starting quarterback Sam Darnold through the first quarter of the season.
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The decision to award him the Nobel Peace Prize at the start of his presidency reflects the Continent's initial high hopes that he would prove a more "European" president.
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"I didn't start off with a lot of high hopes," said Melissa Mays, a resident who is a lead plaintiff in a class-action lawsuit against the Snyder administration.
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The Conference Board's consumer confidence measure rose to a 15-year high on Tuesday, reflecting Americans high hopes for improved business conditions, a better labor market, and higher pay.
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While Mr. Kem Sokha's party once had high hopes of winning, in its absence Mr. Hun Sen's party swept every seat, making Cambodia a de facto one-party state.
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This year, although a record number of women ran and won, many lost, including campaigns that had revved up high hopes, like Stacey Abrams's run for governor in Georgia.
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We have little idea how this will compare to past versions, but given its been eight years since a major release in the series, I have sky-high hopes.
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Editorial There were high hopes when Daw Aung San Suu Kyi and her National League for Democracy party delivered a crushing electoral blow to Myanmar's decades-long military dictatorship.
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Although French had high hopes during the start of his term, things slowly took a turn and Macron's ratings went down when he started to implement the various reforms.
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Televised award shows in general have been suffering from viewer erosion, partly because there is a seemingly endless array of them, but NBC had high hopes for Mr. Fallon.
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In 2017, Couple cofounder Jeff Brenner was shopping for an engagement ring, and like many people who start the search with high hopes, came up disappointed and empty-handed.
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"We had high hopes that Ohio State was ready to take a significant step to prevent this from happening again," said Mr. Vardaro, who also works at the firm.
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That cursed remix of hip hop duo Luniz's "I Got 5 On It" didn't do anything to assuage our fears, but nevertheless, I entered the theater with high hopes.
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Democrats' high hopes are tied to relatively poor approval ratings for Trump and his major policy initiatives, as well as historical struggles for a president's party in midterm years.
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She and Mr. Zeff, however, have high hopes that they can change the form from a repurposed clip of existing content into an entertainment medium in its own right.
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The duo will be closing Monday's show, and the pro has high hopes they'll be able to end the episode with a bang (and maybe even another perfect 30 score!).
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There are also high hopes for the Wall Street debut of China's Luckin Coffee (LK) -- a competitor to Starbucks (SBUX) -- later this week on the Nasdaq in the United States.
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As one of the first devices packing that chip, we had high hopes for the Galaxy Book 2, and it performed reasonably well at nearly 14 hours of battery life.
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Though it's not yet been a year since the Oregon family launched their business, Jason doesn't have high hopes that insurance will be able to cover all of the damage.
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Keroche Breweries When Tabitha Karanja started Keroche Breweries with her husband in 6003, she had high hopes to give the lower end market an alternative drink to a legal brew.
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Meanwhile, he's in the green in Arizona, Georgia, and Texas, suggesting that Democrats' high hopes for riding an anti-Trump backlash to midterm success in those states may be unrealistic.
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That said, there are high hopes for Alien: Covenant, which appears to get back to the roots of the series, not to mention Blade Runner 2049, which Scott is producing.
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As the first woman to head the AU's executive arm, Ms Dlamini-Zuma came into the role in 2012 buoyed by high hopes and promises to reform a moribund institution.
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KOELLIKON, Switzerland (Reuters) - Entrepreneurs have high hopes for cannabis in Switzerland, where business has suddenly taken off in recent months, six years after the country legalized low-potency "marijuana-light".
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The station had high hopes for the Afternoon Drive crew, a younger trio with racial and gender diversity, which executives had hoped would attract younger fans, and more of them.
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Apple just launched its ARKit for app makers this summer, but it's a technology that Apple has high hopes for — expect to hear much more about it over the years.
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Regardless of the Administration's retreat, I have high hopes that the Richmond-based Fourth Circuit Court of Appeals will continue to stand for fair treatment for all, including transgender students.
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"There is so much focus on our high-ranking talks today, and considering the high hopes, we were thinking about opening up these talks to the general public," Ri suggested.
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"Had high hopes coming into this game trying to build off what we did last game," said Paul Millsap, who was limited to seven points on 220-of-237.7 shooting.
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Speaking from their home in a dilapidated bamboo hut close to the river bank, Hla Myint did not share many of his fellow citizens' high hopes for Suu Kyi's government.
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If the point of Blade Runner: 2049 is to suggest that it might be unpleasant to live in an environmental wasteland, let's just say I have high hopes for Geostorm.
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Lorch had seen indications that the drug could work in the thyroid, but he didn't have high hopes for the anaplastic cases — its long track record had been too dismal.
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The Islanders have high hopes for left wing Michael Dal Colle, taken fifth over all in 2014, and center Mathew Barzal, who was selected with the 16th pick last June.
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I departed from Business Insider's headquarters on a Tuesday afternoon and loaded up with plenty of snacks, tons of reading material, hours of podcasts, fully charged batteries, and high hopes.
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Apple executives have expressed high hopes for rapid growth in software and services, in the booming middle classes in China and India, and in the tantalizing prospect of tax reform.
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Trump said on their arrival that he had high hopes for the highly anticipated meeting, which would be the first between a sitting U.S. president and a North Korean leader.
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Despite high hopes for a variety of positive outcomes upon its enactment in 2005, this federal production directive has benefited no one except ethanol fuel manufacturers and certain corn growers.
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The LME has high hopes for its new HRC contracts, believing it can tap into a massive global steel sector that has seen surging volumes develop in Chinese ferrous contracts.
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A national security adviser who began with bombastic high hopes of enforcing a new hard line against radical Islam — Mike Flynn — is now at personal peril in the Mueller investigation.
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Naleigh and Adelaide are over the moon and cannot wait to spoil their new sibling rotten, and of course, Josh and I are full of high hopes and bubbling anticipation.
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The Yankees want Boone to be another pillar of the stability that now defines them — along with home runs and high hopes, which have always been part of the scene.
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He also has high hopes for "Once Upon a Time in Hollywood" (Sony), a lavish 1969-set drama from Quentin Tarantino and starring Leonardo DiCaprio, Brad Pitt and Margot Robbie.
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The latest hiccup came following the worldwide grounding of the Boeing 737 Max aircraft, for which Norwegian had high hopes to use for a fleet renewal and further transatlantic expansion.
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"We're not adverse to that, I just don't have high hopes that we're really going to get anything that solves the problem that we think exist with ObamaCare," Thune said.
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CHARLES KAISER, NEW YORK To the Editor: As an early adopter of the Citi Bike program, I had high hopes for the future of bike riding in New York City.
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We are also trying to persuade those who have high hopes for change but are desperate to beat Trump that it's the progressive wing that is best positioned to win.
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But there are high hopes that Embiid, Simmons and Noel could be the trio to lead the Sixers back to the playoffs next season for the first time since 2012.
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I don't have high hopes for what's going to emerge from that war, but it would be nice if the people who voted for Trump got economic support, not punishment.
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Many presidents have tried to temper expectations by the time they're in office, so that the president himself will not get blamed if the nation's high hopes are not met.
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Day 1: I had high hopes for how melatonin would change my sleep schedule On the first night, I felt distinct sleepiness about 30-45 minutes after taking the melatonin.
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And while DeJong is a real-world champion in the Global Rallycross Lites, he has high hopes for iRacing's future, especially with how much time he spends playing the game.
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The bar and restaurant had been on a solid run, up 20 percent overall for the year, and owner Peter Pernicone had high hopes for strong sales to close out 2016.
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The company's high hopes for the project, outlined in The Verge's exclusive look at the Vaunt prototype glasses in February of this year, included gesture control and integration with Amazon's Alexa.
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Nadal arrived at Melbourne Park with high hopes of arresting his recent grand slam decline only to depart, his optimism crushed, under a barrage of winners from fellow Spaniard Fernando Verdasco.
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While we don't have super high hopes that the untitled project will rise to the heights of Tom Selleck, Steve Guttenberg, and Ted Danson, we're willing to give it a shot.
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The country has high hopes for its start-ups, especially mobile gaming firms, following global successes for Finnish firms such as Supercell's 'Clash of Clans' and Rovio's 'Angry Birds' mobile games.
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In particular, Sandberg had high hopes for one Momentum project: My Nearest Marginal, an app that tackles the problem of how to distribute door-knockers to seats that need them most.
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There are also high hopes that some Portuguese engineers who founded companies or work at big tech firms abroad will return and channel their profits into young tech startups at home.
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Ms. Lau and other publishing executives have high hopes for Google's approach, which is more open than Facebook's and allows for more types of ads and more data collection about users.
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A meeting between Democratic leadership and President Trump on Tuesday ended with high hopes that both parties will be able to pass a budget to overhaul infrastructure slated for $2 trillion.
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The point of the assistant is to make planning easier, and with all the information I'm already feeding Google, I have high hopes about how it might be able to help.
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There were high hopes for the first, Wei Zhu, who helped create Connect with Facebook, but he left in 2015 after just a year and later sued over alleged unpaid earnings.
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Granted, I didn't have particularly high hopes for a $19 (for Kickstarter early-birds) fiberglass and faux leather gizmo you slap on the bottom of the laptop, but I'm into it.
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This includes cancer drugs that boost the immune system, which are the hottest area of drug research right now, although AstraZeneca also has high hopes for other approaches to fighting tumors.
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Kennedy Cooley, a senior at Halifax West High School in Halifax, Canada, left his old school because said he was unaccepted and lonely there, and had high hopes for Halifax West.
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Trump on Wednesday continued to express high hopes for the historic summit, which is aimed at denuclearizing North Korea, but also warned it could be called off at a moment's notice.
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Sanofi's research head, Elias Zerhouni, told Reuters last week he had very high hopes for the medicine, which he said signalled "the emergence of the new science and portfolio at Sanofi".
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After a strong finish to his 2015 campaign with the Arizona Diamondbacks, where he posted a 3.38 ERA across four starts, he had high hopes for his 2016 season with Atlanta.
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Online dating has a common, predictable sequence: Strike up an online conversation, take it offline with high hopes, maybe even get intimate, and then never hear from that person ever again.
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Last month, its rising stock price pushed its market capitalization past those of General Motors and Ford Motor, indicating sky-high hopes for the company's prospects in the hypercompetitive auto industry.
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I didn't have high hopes that the blanket would make that stop, but I was surprised to find that the weight on top of me distracted my brain from the anxiety.
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Mr. Sharif raised high hopes in 2013 when he assumed office in a peaceful transfer of power; a prime minister in Pakistan has yet to finish a full five-year term.
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A Teenage NASCAR Driver Is Content to Go Slow for Now Hailie Deegan, 18, has high hopes for her racing career, and the confidence that success will come in good time.
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Because New York City is so ecumenically photogenic, I had high hopes for this documentary about two visionaries with diametrically opposed views of how the city and its residents best live.
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In the days after Mr. Trump's election victory, the mood was different, as Republicans expressed high hopes that they could move quickly on a conservative agenda that merged with Mr. Trump's.
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Trevor Stines -- best known for playing Jason Blossom on the teen drama TV series -- signed with DT Model Management and the agency says it has high hopes for the hunky actor.
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It's a surprise position for the GOP, which had high hopes about repealing ObamaCare after President Trump won the White House, leaving Republicans in control of both ends of Pennsylvania Avenue.
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" He added that the rise in stocks this year can be largely attributed to high hopes for Trump's government spending and deregulation plans: "That's why you're seeing large caps outperform this year.
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While Disick and Kardashian weren't dating at the time, Disick had previously told Kardashian West that he had high hopes that they could repair their relationship after a family trip to Aspen.
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"There were high hopes that [the trial] might succeed," Professor John Breitner, Canada research chair in prevention of dementia and professor of geriatric psychiatry and preventive medicine at McGill University told CNN.
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"Naleigh and Adelaide are over the moon and cannot wait to spoil their new sibling rotten, and of course, Josh and I are full of high hopes and bubbling anticipation," she wrote.
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The bullish outlook is apparently based on high hopes that Donald Trump will make good on campaign promises to invest hundreds of billions of dollars in federal spending on new infrastructure projects.
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By and large, season two has fully delivered on the expectations and high hopes that fans had after season one, which instantly lured in viewers with its '280s homages and throwback atmosphere.
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Nashville came into this season with high hopes, and it still has time to meet its lofty goals, but can't afford to spend too much more time searching for the right combination.
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"I know they have been worried that the North Korean military could fire shells at them at any time, and now they have high hopes for our meeting today," Kim told Moon.
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Elon Musk doesn't have high hopes for Falcon Heavy's chances during its first ever run; he's said it's highly unlikely it'll make it all the way to orbit on its inaugural voyage.
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Investors who bet on private prison operators as big winners from Donald Trump's tough line on crime and illegal immigration are looking back at a bruising year of high hopes and disappointment.
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Retired agent Vincent Pankoke said he had high hopes of solving one of the biggest World War Two mysteries in the Netherlands with the help of Big Data and modern policing techniques.
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The stock is still less than half its value in late 2013 after its initial public offering, when investors had high hopes Twitter would cash in on its fast-growing user base.
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It's a tale as old as time — you purchase a new iPhone charger in high hopes that it's finally "the one," only to watch it gradually deteriorate right before your very eyes.
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"We have high hopes and I think everything is in the pipeline and it should happen this week," Nikola Dimitrov told Reuters on the sidelines of a Western Balkans summit in London.
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KOELLIKON, Switzerland, March 240 (Reuters) - Entrepreneurs have high hopes for cannabis in Switzerland, where business has suddenly taken off in recent months, six years after the country legalised low-potency "marijuana-light".
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The report was released amid other signs of international frustration with South Sudanese leaders, particularly by the United States, which had high hopes for the country after it achieved independence in 2011.
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Most often, it is carnal and self-assured, as on "High Hopes," the decidedly noncommercial seven-minute intro to "PartyNextDoor 3," which just sounds X-rated (to say nothing of the lyrics).
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The concept of a scented pillow intrigued me initially, but I had high hopes for it considering how much I (and the rest of the Insider Picks team) liked Gravity's weighted blanket.
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While there were high hopes for the newly instated National League for Democracy government, its refusal to act on the persecution of the Rohingya has shown the government's position on the matter.
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"I have very high hopes for this vegan assortment and I see it as an opportunity to get new people to experience Baked by Melissa when they've never had the chance to."
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Relatively high hopes for what technology can bring also crosses the political spectrum: Regardless of partisan affiliation, small-business owners are more apt to see innovation improving rather than hurting their businesses.
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Governments and companies in China's far-flung mountainous regions have high hopes that a relatively small but fast-growing crowd of trail runners can bring big bucks that will boost business prospects.
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Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell warns that his now one-seat majority might dash such high hopes, and the President is pushing a trillion-dollar infrastructure plan that would need Democratic votes.
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But, when we got Correa out in NYC this weekend, the 'Stros star shortstop told us he's got high hopes that Houston's execs can find a way to bring the ace back.
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Though people bullish on the stock have high hopes for Netflix expansion in India, Luna said Netflix will face challenges because of the cost of content and lack of alternative revenue sources.
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While it may not have the market share it once had, Firefox is a vital part of the open web ecosystem and I have high hopes for it in the coming year.
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While it might still be early days, there are high hopes that touch-sensitive systems will have applications not just for prosthetics, but also for robotics used in surgery, rescue and manufacturing.
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No surprise, dozens of companies are jumping on the proverbial bandwagon, peddling these products to consumers who have high hopes that they will help treat myriad ailments, from chronic pain to PTSD.
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There were high hopes that this week's general election in Zimbabwe would unambiguously mark the end of this southern African nation's long, painful slide towards totalitarianism and economic implosion under Robert Mugabe.
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They also point out that Republicans had high hopes that a previous, and surprisingly strong, primary challenge — from a little-known law professor, Zephyr Teachout, in 2014 — would also weaken Mr. Cuomo.
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The Netflix adaptation promises to be a faithful rendering of a beloved story — tough to do when your subjects are bullying and harassment, depression and teen suicide — but we have high hopes.
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"They're sitting on a beach trying to stop a Category Five," Bannon told Wolff regarding the White House's lackadaisical attitude to the Russia investigation and high hopes that everything will blow over.
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Karl Becker didn't have high hopes when he asked Donald Trump and Hillary Clinton to say something nice about each other ... but it ended up being one of the debate's best moments.
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"Investors had high hopes for some form of mini-deal in the weeks before the meeting, and Friday's announcement has at least been partially, if not fully, priced in," the firm wrote.
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Experts and investors have high hopes for the field, even though it will take at least five to ten years for quantum computers to come to the market in a meaningful way.
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The Vermont senator likely has high hopes for the Granite State's primary given that he won there in 2016 over Hillary ClintonHillary Diane Rodham ClintonDemocrats seek leverage for trial Davis: Trump vs.
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"We have the most powerful man in the world making it very clear that we came out of the Mar-a-Lago summit with very high hopes," Gorka said of Trump's tweets.
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The routine is pretty much the same: Mexico arrive with high hopes but amid off-field controversy, progress comfortably through the group stage and then lose their nerve in the last 16.
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That central authority, enabled by 5G, underlines engineers' high hopes for CV2X: Cars that can talk to each other will stop hitting each other and will warn each other about hazards ahead.
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South Korea is pinning high hopes on Kim's remarks to Moon's special envoys earlier this month that he wanted to achieve denuclearization within Trump's first term in office ending in early 2021.
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So the thought of a non-medicinal supplement giving me that natural yearning to go to bed early gave me high hopes for what melatonin could do for my irregular sleep patterns.
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While the remote-controlled robot, operated by a Vive headset and sensor-enabled gloves, is little more than a gimmick now, SpaceVR's founder and chief executive has high hopes for the lowly machines.
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Countless fans commented on the photo with high hopes: "I would pay with the blood of my first born to see them in a series or a movie together," one Instagram user wrote.
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Despite the setback in oral insulin, Novo still has high hopes for another pill, this time an oral version of a GLP-1 class of medicine that stimulates insulin production in the pancreas.
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But, as mentioned before, Google has high hopes for what can eventually be done with assistant, like sending flowers or ordering lunch, but right now things are still extremely limited on an iPhone.
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While iRobot's work has focused largely on the Roomba, the company's chairman and CEO, Colin Angle, has high hopes for the future of the smart home and the Roomba's role in that future.
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Zoom, the provider of videoconferencing software, raised the price of its IPO range on Tuesday, showing that investors have high hopes for fast-growing cloud companies, particularly when they can turn a profit.
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It's also worth noting that we've been really happy with LG phone cameras in the past and have high hopes for the LG G6 based on our very limited time playing with it.
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A Hamptons Beach PartyThis was an end-of-summer party thrown by my mom's best friend during the off-season, so admittedly, I didn't have high hopes of talking to anyone under 60.
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"Like all Spaniards, we had high hopes and dreams and we are sad that we couldn't do it for the millions of people who were following the game back home," he told reporters.
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I had high hopes for Chyna to be happily married to Rob, raising their family, building a successful media franchise of her own, and peacefully co-existing with her in-laws by now.
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Viacom also played up its $340-million purchase of Pluto TV and said it had high hopes to build an international advertising-supported streaming TV service that will include programming from its archive.
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Democrats have had to cancel advertising in Ohio and Florida, two expensive media markets where they had high hopes earlier this year, to focus on less-expensive contests in North Carolina and Missouri.
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MASSIVE STEEL SECTOR The LME has high hopes for its new HRC contracts, believing it can tap into a massive global steel sector that has seen surging volumes develop in Chinese ferrous contracts.
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They must top investors' high hopes for first-quarter earnings growth and help undo some of the negative sentiment that's held the market back recently, says John Stoltzfus, chief investment strategist at Oppenheimer.
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Scientists had high hopes, for instance, that carbon nanotubes could create an elevator to space, until studies in 2016 showed that such a massive structure would likely create too many critical weak points.
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As a 27-year-old with nothing but fond memories of the original, I went to the theater on a rainy Saturday night with high hopes, which, for the most part, were met.
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After eight years of essentially being locked out of the White House, Marjorie Dannenfelser, president of the Susan B. Anthony (SBA) List, has high hopes for the Trump administration — and the 22019 midterms.
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But because GoogleX's other ideas—like the self-driving cars—sounded weird at first and have turned out to really move the dial, it's easy to have high hopes for all their promises.
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For more than two decades, educators with high hopes of preventing teen pregnancy have assigned their students computerized baby dolls, programmed to cry, coo, and make life complicated, just like a real baby.
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Still, Demand Justice, which says the Court is "wholly unaccountable," does not have high hopes that the Justice will acknowledge any implicit bias if matters are left to Kavanaugh or the Court itself.
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The GOP has high hopes for the race in a state that backed Trump by 20 points, but some worry an increasingly bitter campaign between Abraham and Rispone could cost Republicans the seat.
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Spain had high hopes of ending Russia's reign as they led at the halfway point of the competition following an exquisite display using five ribbons, with the champions trailing in third behind Bulgaria.
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High hopes for a business-friendly Donald Trump White House helped the Dow crack the 20K milestone, and market watchers think the president's policy can keep stocks humming even as concerns about prices rise.
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The billion-dollar company, which is backed by big names such as Volkswagen (VLKAF) and Google (GOOG), has high hopes for its line of Ticwatches, said Yili Lin, vice president of sales and marketing.
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The company is enrolling patients for two Phase III trials of its high-profile Alzheimer's drug, aducanumab, and has high hopes for an experimental treatment for spinal muscular atrophy in partnership with Ionis Pharmaceuticals.
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When Jair Bolsonaro was elected Brazil's president 9 months ago yesterday, there were high hopes he'd clean up corruption and revitalize the economy — and fears he'd endanger the environment and further divide the country.
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It's not a new idea — Via, an app-based communal bus service, has been operating in the city since 2015 — but Chariot has high hopes that its approach to ride-sharing will catch on.
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Hitman (March) and Mirror's Edge Catalyst (May) are two more high-hopes affairs, from super-publishers Square Enix and EA respectively, that have slipped back in the schedule to allow for further development time.
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But the U.S. Department of Agriculture has very high hopes for the 2016/17 export campaigns, meaning that domestic grain shippers will need to keep up with near-record pace in the coming month.
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All of Marvel's Netflix programming so far have been great (Jessica Jones is still the highlight for me), so there's good reason to have high hopes for Iron Fist, and for The Defenders, too.
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There's drama on Sunday when Mercury squares off with somber Saturn at 12:46 PM, creating conflict between the work required to complete a task and the high hopes you hold for your vision.
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The picks, together with last week's choice of oil-friendly Oklahoma Attorney General Scott Pruitt (R) to lead the Environmental Protection Agency, are giving the fossil fuel industry high hopes for the Trump administration.
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If he does not, I will work with my colleagues to codify sanctions against Russia into law.... Each of our last three presidents had high hopes for building a partnership with the Russian government.
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Like other computer vision and machine learning devices, Nanit gets smarter and more personalized over time, and Glazer has high hopes for what this camera and its analytical smarts could do in the future.
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Apple has high hopes for some of its consumer-oriented services, such as Apple Music and iCloud, as well as for its nascent Watch accessory, but those have yet to turn into giant businesses.
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Jalade-Ekeinde added that she has high hopes that a Nollywood movie will someday win an Academy award, "It's happening in fashion, and in music with the Grammys and the MTV awards," she said.
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It gave him high hopes of improving upon his best Masters finish, a tie for fourth in 2013, when he was paired in the final round with Scott, who became the first Australian winner.
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And if Square Enix's over-the-top mouthwatering digital dishes in its Final Fantasy games are any sign of the the physical food that'll be served at the company's restaurant, we have high hopes.
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I was only able to use the Magic Trackpad so far, of course, but I have high hopes that it should fall right into the normal flow of work when the Magic Keyboard drops.
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Across the Democratic primary field, candidates hoping to avoid his fate — high hopes, "low energy," hard fall — are finding themselves in familiar political minefields, even if they'd rarely agree with Mr. Bush on policy.
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According to the docs ... Zayat has high hopes to plaster Solomini's name all over hats, t-shirts, posters, mugs, tote bags and jewelry -- much like they did for American Pharoah after his legendary run.
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The lull had been greeted with high hopes by U.N. officials, and the Syrian government opened a new corridor for those wanting to flee the neighborhoods shattered by weeks of Russian and Syrian airstrikes.
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There are people who work in his administration not because they have high hopes for him but because they have modest hopes that they can bend things in a better direction or mitigate damage.
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The Jaguars entered the 2016 season with high hopes for a run at the playoffs, but quarterback Blake Bortles struggled and it was evident early that the franchise was headed for another lost season.
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We had high, high hopes for this year's decorations, because as you may recall Melania weirdly started planning them in JULY, smack dab in the middle of Robert Mueller's first hearing on Capitol Hill.
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People of all political stripes have high hopes for Michael Harrison, the freshly appointed police commissioner from New Orleans, though he will need longer than the now-customary one-year term to change much.
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Official English-language China Daily said although high hopes for the summit were not met, contacts between the two sides were likely to continue, while South Korea and China were likely to lend support.
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The former Australia and United States women's coach enticed several senior players out of retirement and the squad headed to France with high hopes they could reach the knockout stage for the first time.
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A year ago, there were high hopes within Mr Macron's team that La République en Marche (to give the party its full name) could repeat his feat and up-end the European party balance, too.
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Considering all that Dion's been through recently – and that she's one of the few people on the planet with the vocal chops to pull off a Queen song – we have high hopes for this performance.
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Trade talks and the latest data on U.S. employment will color the week ahead for the stock market, CNBC's Jim Cramer said Friday as on high hopes for a at the weekend's G-20 summit.
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But it's safe to say that EA wouldn't be footing the bill for a free-to-play game of this scale if it didn't have high hopes it could be a money-generator like Fortnite.
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I have high hopes for the app and ARKit 2.0 in general, but it needs to work out some of these glitches (like the wandering endpoints) in time for the consumer launch in the fall.
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After four-plus extra years of school and thousands of dollars (or more) in student loans, college graduates have high hopes for the kind of job and lifestyle they imagine their bachelor's degree will bring.
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Deadline TV editor Nellie Andreeva wrote that the show had "high hopes" and the potential to be a companion to NBC's hit drama "This Is Us," but simply didn't take off from a ratings standpoint.
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But despite high hopes the environment will be a top priority for his government, some fear plans to boost energy security by revitalizing Mexico's petroleum industry sit uncomfortably with pledges on climate change and biodiversity.
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Along with "Prison Break," its tepid performance -- after the high hopes associated with a post-Super Bowl introduction -- indicates the limitations of programs built on TV nostalgia, and the missteps networks can make with reboots.
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" Indeed, Beaux has become a local face of animal advocacy and pet adoption in their community, and his people have high hopes that his message — "As a rescue dog, I believe everyone deserves a home!
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Oil prices have gained sharply over the past two months on high hopes that the Sunday meeting of OPEC and non-OPEC countries will result in a deal to freeze crude production at January levels.
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LONDON (Reuters) - AstraZeneca's high hopes for cancer immunotherapy were dented on Thursday as the recruitment of new patients with head and neck cancer into two clinical studies was put on hold, following instances of bleeding.
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But Daniel has high hopes for commercial markets too, saying Windward's database and mapping of ports and jetties around the world meant it could identify exactly what was being loaded and unloaded onto a ship.
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Multiple blue-chip companies would look for an equity stake in an MGM-led project, he said, suggesting high hopes for a Japanese gaming market that brokerage CLSA says could be worth $40 billion annually.
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US-based Tour de France team EF Education First had high hopes coming into the race, but things have gotten complicated after it lost one of its top climbers in a crash over the weekend.
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Berenstein - The Band CAMINOThe Song ANNOYING "More I See" - S. CareyI do not have high hopes for this playlist, which has devolved into full MOM'S CAR MIX CD DO NOT MOVE FROM CAR, ending well.
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"We have high hopes for pandas returning but I don't know that we have any set date when they might return," Shawn Dixon, chief operating officer for the San Diego Zoo, told the Union-Tribune.
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The talent involved is enough to have high hopes that this aliens-have-landed-what-becomes-of-us story, but for now, don't believe the hype — the footage was nothing to phone home about. Sigh.
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The Republican National Committee had high hopes that Donald J. Trump would deliver a compassionate and measured speech about immigration on Wednesday, and prepared to lavish praise on the candidate on the party's Twitter account.
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Square Feet WASHINGTON — Outfitted with a trendy name and infused with the enthusiasm of developers and city planners, the NoMa neighborhood here had high hopes riding on it as it took shape a decade ago.
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DOHA, Qatar — Nearly 11 days after peace negotiations between the United States and the Taliban began with high hopes, it has become clear that any resolution to the 18-year war could be frustratingly slow.
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Netflix has high hopes for the project, premiering it at the Venice Film Festival as well as showing it at the Toronto International Film Festival and as the centerpiece of the New York Film Festival.
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Atlantic City's boom-and-bust cycle has been in motion for decades now, with new casinos and restaurants sowing high hopes for revitalization, followed by mass closings, and then the whole thing happening on repeat.
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I had high hopes going in, and even though I slept for much of the flight and skipped the tempting wine list because I was recovering from food poisoning, it definitely lived up to expectations.
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He believes in fatherhood and tries it again with other women, with the same high hopes, but he's really only taking care of the child he happens to be living with at any given moment.
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You won't find many people who head to Hawaii and come home disappointed, but that's exactly what happened to Georgetown, which entered the Maui Invitational with high hopes but settled for a fourth-place showing.
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Nineteen months after assuming the presidency amid high hopes for reform within Cuba and abroad, Mr. Díaz-Canel leads a government that bears a striking similarity to the Castro dynasty that preceded him, critics say.
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The U.S. and China held talks on Wednesday that continued into Thursday, but observers did not have high hopes after Trump said he did not "anticipate much" to be resolved, in an interview with Reuters.
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We didn't have particularly high hopes, but "The Crown" quickly won us over with its stunning sets and costumes, talented actors and serious exploration of the role that the monarchy plays in an evolving England.
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But the technology world has high hopes that 20173 will prove to be brighter, as the parent company of Snapchat and other highfliers prepare to go public and venture capitalists amass huge new war chests.
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More than a week after the U.S. and the Taliban began another round of peace negotiations with high hopes, both sides are beginning to realize that their efforts will likely be complicated and frustratingly slow.
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Both movies were written and directed by their original creators, and plenty of the voice actors are back, too, so we've got high hopes that the reboots will live up to the spirit of the originals.
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And I don't have high hopes for the remaining Sand women — I have a feeling that Tyene and Ellaria aren't going to last that long once they reach the feet of Cersei on the Iron Throne.
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I didn't like Damien Chazelle's Whiplash, nor did I like his La La Land, yet I have high hopes for this movie, in which Ryan Gosling plays Neil Armstrong — the, uh, first man on the moon.
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We have high hopes for him and he&aposs improving every week, but it might&aposve been an awful lot to ask of him to come in and perform the way that we needed him to.
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In the film Rabin says that based on the chance encounter with Nasser months after Israel's founding in 1948, he had high hopes Nasser's overthrow of Egypt's monarchy in 1952 would lead to Arab-Israeli peace.
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But in Marco Rubio, who almost pipped him to second place in Iowa and had high hopes for New Hampshire, the Republican establishment was hoping to have found an able adversary for the rabble-rousing tycoon.
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Augmented reality company Magic Leap's public statements tend toward vagueness — its last major statement simultaneously promised to transform the world as we know it and hinted that we shouldn't have high hopes for an actual product.
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Democrats on Capitol Hill have maintained high hopes of joining forces with the White House this year on issues ranging from infrastructure and tax reform to drug pricing and trade despite their differences with President Trump.
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For its next season, Top Gear will likely seek out a new primary host, and I have high hopes that that person will be in a much better position to succeed than Chris Evans ever was.
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Paramount, which pushed Ava DuVernay's "Selma," released in 2014, for the Oscars, has high hopes for "Fences," an adaptation of August Wilson's Pulitzer Prize- and Tony Award-winning play about the black experience in the 1950s.
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Ahead of the expected release of the administration's Middle East peace plan, a new poll of Israelis finds that less than 5 percent of those polled have "high" hopes for its likely success in the region.
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Roche also has high hopes for haemophilia A medicine Hemlibra after the U.S. Food and Drug Administration's approval this month cleared the way for it to pursue a market dominated by therapies made by Shire SHP.
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While Trump's regulatory reform and tax cuts would help many industries, investors had particularly high hopes for banks which have been weighed down by onerous regulations aimed at preventing a replay of the recent financial crisis.
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Cruz is favored to win reelection in November, but Democrats have high hopes of taking him out and have a fundraising magnet in O'Rourke, who raised a staggering $2628 million in the first quarter of 28500.
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Novartis Chief Executive Vas Narasimhan also has high hopes for his own newly acquired SMA treatment, saying in April after the Swiss company bought Avexis that its gene therapy has "multi-billion dollar peak sales potential".
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I had high hopes for our next stop, Fribourg, a town founded in 313 on a sandstone cliff, with a quirky bilingual identity, a Jean Tinguely/Niki de Saint Phalle gallery and a large student population.
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High hopes for tax reform have faded, and markets now appear resigned to the fact that legislation will be modest or nonexistent, failing to provide the boost to the U.S. economy that greenback bulls were seeking.
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Asked at his news conference about what he hoped to achieve in meeting with Mr. Putin, Mr. Trump said he had low expectations but high hopes for progress on nuclear arms control issues, Syria and Ukraine.
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"We had high hopes for Good Girls Revolt when it was green-lighted, but it had a low season completion rate, and did not perform well on the service," the company said in an emailed statement.
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First Words If we lived in normal political times, our new president would be enjoying his honeymoon period, those few blissful weeks of good will and high hopes that usually accompany the start of an administration.
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Travel expenditure by Muslim travelers is expected to exceed $200 billion by 2020, according to a 2016 report by Mastercard, and there are high hopes that many can be attracted to the city of Table Mountain.
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But CEU president and rector Michael Ignatieff said that when Cornstein first arrived, there were high hopes that he would help intervene on CEU's behalf and push Orban to let the university continue issuing American degrees.
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Comedy Central had high hopes for The Nightly Show, which premiered alongside the final days of Jon Stewart's Daily Show in early 2015, in the high-profile spot formerly occupied by Stephen Colbert's The Colbert Report.
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DUBAI (Reuters) - Saudi Arabia has high hopes that a campaign of arrests to crack down on corruption will improve its chances of joining the Financial Action Task Force, a global body dedicated to combating illicit money flows.
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The company had high hopes for the Oxfordshire contract, saying last September that it had put forward extremely competitive prices to bid for the work and it expected that the council would use its services wherever possible.
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" By the way, Shakur has been dominant in the ring ... and has HIGH HOPES for his pro career -- even calling out Vasyl Lomachenko, widely considered one of the best pound-for-pound fighters on Earth. "Lomachenko. Lomachenko.
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I had high hopes for the Spot X, which has a BlackBerry-style keyboard, but unfortunately, the keys are flat and stiff, and it won't pair with a phone so you can't really use it for mapping.
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"I don't think we're holding out high hopes for the expo in terms of improving China's trade relationship with the rest of the world," said Duncan Innes-Ker, regional director for Asia at the Economist Intelligence Unit.
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TORONTO (Reuters) - Italian Sebastian Giovinco revived his career with Toronto FC last year and Chelsea great Didier Drogba thrived in his first season with Montreal Impact, giving the Canadian teams high hopes for the 2016 MLS season.
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Posted to Reddit by socalsubieAngelenos stuck in gridlock have high hopes for the opening of the Expo Line, which will bring rail transit to the western half of the city for the first time in 50 years.
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My bullshit meter was on full alert when I went in to try the treatment for myself — I've been burned before with so-called reparative treatments and didn't have high hopes for this unicorn of hair color.
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In particular, high hopes for a $22013 million investment in tech startup Ooyala, a video platform, have all but faded, with Telstra mostly writing off in August what it called "a rapidly growing business" six months earlier.
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The problem of placing high hopes on promises of great investments rooting in hard reforms is clear in Argentina, where the economy collapsed during President Mauricio Macri's term before any durable stream of capital inflows set in.
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I also had high hopes that this movie was going to be transparently about the life and times of Gigi Hadid, which turned out not to be the case, even though there was a character named Gigi.
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In a sign of Netflix's high hopes, the service has departed from its day-date theatrical/streaming release strategy, carving out an exclusive theatrical window for "Roma," which premiered last week in New York and Los Angeles.
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"We had such high hopes for Dilma, but her government turned out to be just like the others — corrupt as criminals," Valdenor Soares da Silva, 56, an ice cream vendor outside the National Congress, said on Saturday.
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Pfizer Chief Executive Ian Read told analysts the Medivation deal was mainly driven by the desire to obtain Xtandi, although he expressed high hopes for talazoparib and pidilizumab, experimental Medivation drugs for breast cancer and lymphoma, respectively.
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Hispanic leaders had expressed high hopes that one of their own would make history this year after they helped President Obama win two presidential elections and tapped Clinton as the first female nominee from any major party.
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Less than a year ago, when Kelly replaced Reince Priebus as chief of staff in July 2017, there were high hopes that he would be able to rein in the president and streamline the White House's processes.
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Despite pressure from human rights monitors and Western diplomats, the government of Aung San Suu Kyi, which took power amid high hopes for democratic reform in 2016, after decades of hardline military rule, has retained the law.
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By October, the first offshore wind farm in the U.S. will begin testing near Block Island, R.I. Though the project is relatively small, there are high hopes that it will fuel a new industry and reduce pollution.
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It's an award that doubles as a ranking of the people and institutions who undermined this already troubled industry or actively worked against a free press, and it was devised with high hopes for a better 303.
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In Arizona, Republicans had high hopes for Martha McSally to hold Jeff Flake's Senate seat, but she ended up supporting Mr. Trump's full immigration agenda, and she lost, in part, because of Mr. Trump's anti-immigrant message.
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Trump has placed high hopes on China and its president, Xi Jinping, exerting greater influence on North Korea, although he said last week Chinese efforts to rein in the reclusive North's nuclear and missile programs had failed.
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There are high hopes in Damascus that the United States will move closer to a de facto alliance with Russia in Syria and abandon its military support for groups seeking the ouster of President Bashar al-Assad.
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The deteriorating relationship between Moscow and Washington is a long way from what was envisioned when the Soviet Union collapsed in 1991 and there were high hopes that Russia would become a democracy integrated with the West.
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