Sentence examples for be over optimistic from inspiring English sources

These techniques provide a lower bound on the minimum resolution required but tend to be over optimistic.

However, it is pointed out in [78] that such model can be over optimistic because vehicles can move out of RSU range.

Again, there was a note of scepticism from DFP, which noted "studies of this kind tend to be over optimistic in terms of the amount of savings that can actually be achieved".

As one author puts the point, "The difference between the human and the divine should not be underestimated, and it is possible that it would not just be over optimistic but actually dangerous to expect people to model their behavior on God" (Tombs, 2008, p.592).

In several cases pre-opening predictions of passenger numbers had proven to be over optimistic.

Therefore, the evaluation result against gold standard corpora could be over optimistic.

In 42% the estimate was accurate, in 36% it was over optimistic and in 22% over pessimistic.

Only five studies were powered to provide mortality results, and it is likely that the improvement in mortality suggested by the sample size calculations (ranging between 6 and 35%) was over optimistic in many studies [ 79].

In 115 patients (42%) the predicted range was accurate (falling between minimum and maximum estimates), in 100 (36%) the minimum was over optimistic; and 60 (22%) lived longer that the maximum estimate (see figure).

This may be over-optimistic.

"I would not like you to be over-optimistic," she said.