Sentence examples for be more optimism from inspiring English sources
In the past, many foreign economists and policy makers lamented that the fractious democracy in India could not build infrastructure and lift people out of poverty at a respectable pace, but there now seems to be more optimism about the country.
And, you have a debt to the kids coming through the system; it's not fair to say, 'Let's help the kids who are going to get out five years from now.' " For now, there seems to be more optimism within the walls of schools than in broader education circles, if only because those who staff the schools are used to some form of chaos.
Earlier in the year, there seemed to be more optimism in the sector.
There will also be more optimism for middle earners, with incomes rising slowly after 2013 - although it is projected that 2015 income levels will still be below where they were six years earlier.
But I think, overall, there's more optimism among athletes and among the sport now.
The following November, as Obama was going through a difficult patch as President, there was more optimism in the air.
"While the problem was caused by excessive complacency and excessive optimism," he replied, "what we need today is more optimism and more confidence".
"It's been a long time coming," said Nariman Behravesh, chief economist at IHS. "There is more optimism about the U.S. and in particular about the second half of this year and 2014.
They have certainly been struggling: sales of recorded music shrank by a fifth between 1999 and 2003.Today, there is more optimism.
But he said that "there is more optimism in corporate America" and that some sublease space had been withdrawn from the market by companies for their own use.
