Sentence examples for a highly optimistic from inspiring English sources

Even if each doctor had just one injured and deserving patient a year (a highly optimistic assumption), complete compensation would exceed the cost of providing universal health coverage in America.

This seems like a highly optimistic reading of recent events.

"Jeune fille endormie" of 1935 made £13.48 million, nearly matching the upper end of a highly optimistic estimate.

"It's based on a highly optimistic view of the future, with equality of opportunity and an integrated look that is part of the identity".

In Melbourne in their second innings Australia were at least showing signs of life on 53 for nought when Watson called Phillip Hughes for a highly optimistic single.

North and South were Steve Garner and Howard Weinstein, who reached a highly optimistic seven-heart contract after bidding that requires some explanation.

Some would claim that this is all highly optimistic and that more emphasis on values in business education would only show a marginal improvement of business leaders' behavior.

The independence referendum should act as a cautious reminder to take highly optimistic turnout expectations with a pinch of salt.

But it also agreed agreed to "pursue efforts" to limit warming to 1.5C, a target now looking highly optimistic.

With the Republican field in New Jersey as wide open as it is this year, the expectation that the candidates will voluntarily hold their fire, even for a limited time, is highly optimistic.

Even with no firm plans in place, he suggested that the Tuscan and Tamora could be on sale in the United States this year, an estimate that seems highly optimistic.