Sentence examples for based on optimistic assumptions from inspiring English sources

The 30 per cent non-repayment figure is based on optimistic assumptions of fee-level and the rate of growth".

"It is based on optimistic assumptions that the world will get richer and we'll get better at treating these diseases," he said.

Even the governor's sobering projections, Mr. Angelides said, were based on optimistic assumptions, like savings from large-scale energy conservation, that could fail to materialize.

The last players' contract, negotiated by the board in 2007, when there was no executive director, was based on optimistic assumptions that were immediately undercut by the recession.

These values are based on optimistic assumptions.

Decisions taken tended to be based on optimistic assumptions on the resources (human and otherwise) and time needed to accomplish what was expected.

As it is, banks now are using models to measure about $600 billion of assets, Mr. Thompson said, adding that better disclosure is needed to allow investors to assess what assets the banks hold and whether the values shown are based on optimistic or pessimistic assumptions.

But other leading experts who study the disease say that these numbers are based on overly optimistic assumptions.

Fidesz's budget plans were based on "wildly optimistic" assumptions, says Tamas Boros, of Policy Solutions, a think-tank.

The report is based on moderately optimistic assumptions, including the development of a large copper mine at Aynak in Logar Province and an iron mine in Bamian Province.

Richard S. Foster, chief actuary at the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services, said the estimated savings were unrealistic because they were based on overly optimistic assumptions about gains in productivity in the health care industry.