Sentence examples for be somewhat pessimistic from inspiring English sources

Although we adjusted for known predictors of wound healing, and there is no evidence explicitly linking advanced age and poor health status to wound healing, residual differences in these factors may have impaired wound healing in the intervention period, so our estimates of effectiveness may be somewhat pessimistic.

The report is somewhat pessimistic about electric car progress.

Additionally, 30percentt of teens who held a job in the summer of 2002 are somewhat pessimistic about finding a job this summer, while 45percentt are somewhat optimistic.

So I'm somewhat pessimistic but I think that 1325 and the women's effort that that represents is our best hope.

That's somewhat pessimistic – he might not obtain work, but on the other hand he might obtain a lot of work and himself become one of these UK taxpayers.

Schroeder's prediction at the end of the book is somewhat pessimistic (2008c, 177 ff).

Recent research has been somewhat pessimistic concerning the potentials of price-based coordination for demand side management due to the occurrence of load synchronization effects.

But Gurley also talked at length about a few well-known companies, and he didn't hold any punches when it came to sharing those about which he's somewhat pessimistic.

I am somewhat pessimistic, because even if we do have regulations and protocols for safety, how would we enforce them globally?

I have been somewhat pessimistic about the impact of the disease … being together with ill patients helped me realize this (interview with participant).

The numerical results in the next section indicate, however, that these estimates are somewhat pessimistic, and that one obtains better convergence rates in practice.