Sentence examples for an optimism gap from inspiring English sources
But an optimism gap is something fundamental.
Among whites, however, the percentage agreeing with this statement has declined sharply, from roughly 76% in 2000 to 46% in 2012, producing a 25-percentage point optimism gap between blacks and Hispanics on the one hand and whites on the other.
China's growth rate may fall to around 7%.Americans can comfort themselves that, as in the late 1990s, the optimism gap is partially warranted.
That, in the end, may be the real threat in the optimism gap.
This optimism gap is something we need to address, because the only way we're going to get anywhere with our problems is if we believe that we can.
When Greig Laidlaw put over a penalty after a sustained bout of Scottish pressure, the gap had widened to four points and with it came an optimism inside Murrayfield.
I think there's an optimism.
In the meantime, an optimism index is used to describe the attitude of the decision-maker.
It's an optimism that may be naive, but it's optimism all the same.
In fact, they lent her an optimism.
