Sentence examples for be too optimistic given from inspiring English sources
I'm hesitant to offer any forecast that would be too optimistic, given the enormous amount of uncertainty that's still out there.
Bernstein Research estimates that these unsold houses will take four to five years to clear, and even that may be too optimistic given high unemployment, the threat of a sovereign-debt crisis and fewer immigrants.
But Ms. O'Connor said in her statement that plan was too optimistic, given her mental state.
We have taken a further look at our estimates post the September profit warning and have determined that these were too optimistic given the November statement on restructuring (in particular for 2017).
Russian Prime Minister Dmitri Medvedev's 2013 statement that 4% is too low a threshold for Russia, which should be growing at a minimum of 5%, also is too optimistic given current conditions.
Therefore, it can be concluded at the very least that tests for differential expression with the m1 model tend to be too optimistic, depending on the given experimental conditions.
But these predictions were found to be too optimistic, with only 53% of the cases actually giving detectable amounts of NAGNAG isoforms.
But the best-case scenarios being discussed may be far too optimistic given the rapid spread of the Ebola virus, particularly in Liberia, Sierra Leone, and Guinea.
Analysts gave warning that, given the recent decline in share prices of tech companies on the stockmarket, a $10 billion valuation for Facebook may still be too optimistic.
