11.   They believe they have adopted a model that offers hope to all the poor of El Salvador.

12.   They offered little hope that he would ever walk without crutches.

13.   Yet the theory and practice of community development can offer some hope in the matter of the control of health care.

14.   We have to offer support and, above all, we have to offer hope.

15.   Results of well controlled studies offer considerable hope of an improvement in survival.

16.   On a tour of Essex, the Liberal Democrat leader, Mr. Ashdown, said neither the Labour nor the Conservative manifestos offers any hope for the future.

17.   AZT which is sold under the trade name of Retrovir was once thought to offer real hope to people carrying the HIV virus.

18.   EXCLUSIVE A HUMAN egg donor programme, which offers new hope to hundreds of childless couples, will be provided for the first time by a Merseyside hospital.

19.   He will have won because his vision offered more hope to American voters than four more years of George Bush in charge.

20.   Although conceding that better treatments are needed, he says he can offer patients hope.