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The phrase "a source of optimism for" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing something that provides hope or positive expectations for a particular person, group, or situation.
Example: "The recent advancements in renewable energy technology are seen as a source of optimism for combating climate change."
Alternatives: "a reason for hope for" or "a beacon of hope for".
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Tunisia, unlike Libya and Egypt at least, still provides a source of optimism for some.
The visit appeared to be a source of optimism for Iraqi officials, who cited it as a sign of Iraq's new stability.
Although Afghan officials have been more circumspect about talks than Nato officials and Western diplomats, calling them little more than "networking" opportunities, the presence of Mullah Mansour at the table was a source of optimism for all.
But after decades of internal conflict, the mere fact that the two sides have agreed on a formal framework for their efforts has been a source of optimism for war-weary Colombians.
With Mats Hummels and Jerome Boateng both doubtful for Sunday's match, that hitherto untested pairing may be used again against Scotland, and their less-than-commanding performance should be a source of optimism for the Scots.
Take pride in your veil women, it's a blessing!" For Dana's part, she is pleased to have provided a source of optimism for many of her religious, veil-wearing friends, and strangers alike.
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Despite all of that, for Palestinian clutching on the thinnest of straws to stay afloat, the Obama candidacy is for some a source of optimism.
It is a good model, it is doing well.'" Chung Chong-whok, was waSeoulul's ambassador to Beijing from 1996 to 1998, is another for whom Chinese history provides a source of optimism.
It's a source of optimism.
This should not be a source of optimism.
The approach of winter remains a source of optimism; people are hoping lice dislike the cold.
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