Although this is welcome, it will not make as much difference as many hope.
Fearful of monetary or societal failure, many hope that owning gold will bring them peace of mind.
Many hope that urban renewal projects like the Eko Atlantic will bring more investment opportunities to the city.
But fulfilling one's identity through their ashes is what many hope to do.
Many hope Xigris sales could replace those lost as Prozac faces generic competition.
Before him came Mr Blagojevich, who is now writing a book that, many hope, will match the eloquence of his telephone conversations.
This is a particular problem for Mr Khan, and for Jokowi if he aspires to national office (and many hope he does).
Many hope to see China build its consumer sector so that shoppers in the world's second largest economy can help lift global growth.
While many hope the improved transatlantic coordination will stop the downward slide, recession looms over both sides of the Atlantic like a dark cloud.
Many hope the European Union, which buys up to 90% of Syria's oil, a big earner for the government, will follow America in imposing energy sanctions.
That would be even more likely, if the short-term mess resulting from a "Grexit" turned out to be containable, as many hope but none can confidently predict.
Many hope that Romano Prodi, now at the European Commission in Brussels, will come home and lead the left to an election victory, as he did in 1996.
Many hope that the election produces a government with a clear mandate, breaking the deadlock between the political establishment and various radical movements who claim to speak for indigenous Bolivians.
Indeed, many hope that the turmoil will somehow pass them by: that they can occupy a safe haven which, in part thanks to the euro itself, will be insulated from the world's economic storms.
Privately, many hope for commercial benefits too.
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Yet the supermajority may not prove to be the cure-all that many Democrats hope.
Many firms hope that, given the paucity of labour inspectors, they will escape uninspected.
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The coming independent majority may not be the godsend that many people hope for.
Additionally, many employees hope for the reward of a successful public offering or publicly traded share price.
Despite (or perhaps because of) this, many Saudis hope he is the man to save the country.
Many Argentines hope that, along with his political initiatives, President Kirchner will put the economy back on its feet.
That has caused some pundits to doubt whether it can actually make it to market in 2008, as many investors hope.
That surprised most economists, and gave many new hope that we may be seeing the bottom of the real estate slump.
Many publishers hope that people will come to accept the idea of paying for mobile news, as they pay for text messages.
Wilpon said he understood why many fans hope he'll sell the team, but he remained adamant about his desire to maintain majority control.
If so, the 91 hereditaries would win a stay of execution of at most a couple of years, although many might hope to be converted into life peers.
Many Iraqis hope that Dr Jaafari, with the prospect of four years in office rather than a transitional year, may acquire more authority to keep his ministers in line.
The Financial Stability Board, a global watchdog, wants the big regulators of cross-border banks to work together in the event that banks need resolving, and many banks hope for such agreements.
The newly-formed league runs until the middle of October, but many Afghans hope that the feeling of togetherness that football seems to be generating across the country will last much longer.
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