1.   For if the landscape holds some hope to the left it brings with it threats from the right.

2.   Careerists in these positions hold no hope for us, we have seen the attacks from Labour as well as the Conservatives.

3.   And UAB holds the hope of a future biotech powerhouse.

4.   Biologists who work with stem cells hold high hopes for using them in medicine.

5.   A groin injury has scratched Jagr from the past four games, and he did not hold much hope of playing on Sunday.

6.   Airline employee Eilon holds little hope that the message will do much good, either.

7.   Bridging the gap between math and the real world holds the hope, too, of bridging the gap between the sexes.

8.   But even before the meeting, several Israeli officials signaled that they held little hope, largely because they felt that Mubarak exercised little influence with the Syrian president.

9.   But few seem to hold much hope that voting will win them a seat at any table, or put more food on the bare ones in their homes.

10.   But for many laborers who have been denied permits to work in Israel, the prospect of Palestinian self-rule holds little hope for improvement in daily life.