Sentence examples for based on relatively optimistic from inspiring English sources

Making matters worse, these bleak budget projections are based on relatively optimistic economic assumptions.

But I did want to weigh in briefly on the Fed's latest, in which Bernanke confirmed that the Fed is getting significantly more hawkish — based on relatively optimistic forecasts.

Mr Robertson has said he expects a significant reduction in the British military commitment to Kosovo over the next six months: but this is based on the optimistic assumption that Kosovo (and other places in the neighbourhood) will remain relatively manageable; and that other NATO countries will send peacekeepers in decent numbers.

"They were based on extremely optimistic projections that turned out not to be correct.

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

And officials admit that the 2013 budget is based on an optimistic assumption of a 0.5% fall in GDP.

Its new budget aims to narrow its fiscal deficit to 4.7% of GDP, based on an optimistic forecast of revenues.

"It was based on overly optimistic revenue assumptions and temporary revenue sources that pushed the problem into the future".

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

Productivities that are projected for large-scale microalgal oil production are, however, often poorly supported by scientific evidence and based on too optimistic assumptions.

The above projections are based on an optimistic assumption that the trends will continue in a favourable direction and then accelerate.