Hope for a positive response

Grammar usage guide and real-world examples

The supermarket's founder and chief executive, Malcolm Walker, said on Tuesday: "A high-level delegation from Iceland [Foods] is preparing to fly to Reykjavik this week to begin negotiations, and we very much hope for a positive response and an early resolution of this issue".

John Sauven, director of Greenpeace UK, told the Guardian: "We are really hoping for a positive response from APP.

The prime minister said that he still hoped for a positive response from Greece's neighbors at a meeting of European Union leaders next week in Brussels.

Mr Lavrov said he did not know whether Damascus would agree, but Russia was hoping for a positive response.

I hope to get a positive response from you.

In the future, we hope to develop a positive response to CRT by inhibiting the function of DNA repair in ESCC.

Or maybe the issue is that so few academic openings exist that a wider cohort is applying for any posting that appears, with the hope that the more applications submitted, the better chance for a positive response.

How's that for a positive response?

Nabil Abu Rudeineh, an adviser to Mr. Arafat, predicted that despite Palestinian reservations, "our response is going to be for sure a positive response" in the meetings with Mr. Satterfield.

@gamesophist, for instance, received a positive response when he posted his twesume a few days ago.

Naturally, from this standpoint it's difficult for Americans to expect a positive response from Korea.