Sentence examples for careful optimism from inspiring English sources

Citigroup reinforced the big-bank narrative of careful optimism started with JPMorgan Chase and Bank of America --and to a certain extent General Electric –as the industry and economy slowly scrub off the dirt from the financial crisis.

As an author, he evinces a fusion of clear-eyed realism and careful optimism in his assessment of the Syrian situation.

Considerable recent increase in knowledge of mitochondrial disease physiology in mice, however, justifies careful optimism concerning treatment of mitochondrial dysfunction and challenges scientists to take the essential steps toward human trials.

Scientists have been careful in expressing optimism over these unusual discoveries, noting that neither of the candidates for extraterrestrial civilizations are anything more than interesting at this point.

Mr. Hasan is himself careful to check his optimism about the state of India's libraries and archives.

"The tools the Russians are using are built for advertisers, which means they are available to anyone"." ""We were always careful to condition our optimism and our advocacy that this technology was potentially a double-edged sword," said Mr. Scott, who is a senior adviser to the Open Technology Institute at New America.

The vaccine has added to the view that the end may be in sight, but practitioners have been careful to sprinkle their optimism with caution, and make it clear that being on the right path isn't the same as being at the end of  the epidemic.

While eager not to seem complacent — "Don't get me wrong, I'm not sitting in a corner of the room, with a cigar and stroking a cat" — and careful to hedge his optimism with an acknowledgment that there is still plenty of room for things to go awry, he oozes the resolve that once faced down competitors on the track, saying he has no regrets about taking on the challenge of the Games.

Setting aside Clinton's defeat in 2016, the show's careful, comedic balance of optimism against realism felt feasible enough for it to be initially received as a contemporary political satire, instead of the political fantasy it feels like today.

In her speech, titled with limp optimism "Be Careful," she crosses a line and mentions the unmentionable--her real feelings about an amoral company that exploits the tragedies in the personal lives of its own employees as surely as it does babies living in poverty.

The product of careful composition and extensive collaboration, it exuded optimism and reflectiveness.