Sentence examples for be too positive given from inspiring English sources

The New York Times reports that at least one German official found public reaction to be too positive, given Obama's stance on Iraq and Afghanistan.

That might be too positive a word.

You tend to be too positive.

Don't be too positive.

Nudging a companion, Ms. Mustaparta pointed toward Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana, whose card readings cannot have been too positive lately, given that days earlier an Italian judge had handed them a 20-month suspended sentence and levied a heavy fine on the pair for hiding hundreds of millions of euros from tax authorities in a dummy company.

If we're too positive, we condemn ourselves to fail.

They were too positive.

T You think I'm too positive?

Each yield curve for a given pooling value is bounded on the left by a sharp cutoff value; this occurs because cutoff values that are too low give high false positive rates, quickly reducing the yield to zero.

Schmidt said the Irish gave away possession too many times while O'Connell felt there could not be too many positives as they conceded four tries to none.

But like any statistical test, scans for prices that are too stable can give "false positives", implicating firms whose prices are flat for innocent reasons.The use of mapping data can refine these tests.