Sentence examples for a basis for optimism from inspiring English sources
But it did offer a basis for optimism.
The study also provides a basis for optimism about new technology directions.
In conclusion, the experience of the postwar years has provided many lessons that form a basis for optimism.
The current advancements in understanding and manipulating the molecular and cellular biology of secondary metabolism provide a basis for optimism regarding the commercial production of secondary products in cell/organ cultures and/or transgenic plants.
In his penultimate chapter, Putnam sees a basis for optimism in an analogy with the Progressive Era, the years between 1900 and 1920, when many of our major civic organizations, such as the League of Women's Voters and the NAACP, were founded.
Manfred, who only the day before had said he thought a deal was possible within a few days, said management negotiators were prepared to "move the process forward" today, but the reason for his cheery optimism of the past couple of weeks -- if there actually had been a basis for optimism -- seemed to have evaporated.
Professor Paul Scham, a specialist in Israeli-Palestinian affairs at the Washington-based Middle East Institute, said he found it difficult to find any basis for optimism.
All of this, in addition to Mr. Bush's suddenly increased involvement, suggests a basis for guarded optimism.
Participation of Serbia in the European Decade of Roma Inclusion provides a basis for cautious optimism about the future of these recommendations, despite the November 2010 findings.
But however strange it might seem to laud the positives of a competition in which the Socceroos have lost all three games, Brazil offers arguably a firmer basis for optimism than either Germany or South Africa.
