Sentence examples for based on too optimistic from inspiring English sources

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 peers find: "The EU's relationship with Russia has for too long been based on the optimistic premise that Russia has been on a trajectory towards becoming a democratic 'European' country.

The report claimed that for too long the EU's relationship with Moscow had been based on the "optimistic premise" that Russia was on a trajectory to becoming a democratic country.

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

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

Analysts said the budget was also based on several highly optimistic projections.

But these are based on some pretty optimistic assumptions.

Lowell's hypotheses about a "Planet X" were based on optimistic interpretations of inconclusive data.

Indeed, the reactor is based on a very optimistic extrapolation of the existing data.

The bill is thus based on a recklessly optimistic reading of the science.

According to analysts, Spain's spending plans for this year are based on optimistic growth predictions.