Sentence examples for consistently optimistic from inspiring English sources

They have been consistently optimistic, but are now closer to independent forecasts.

Mr. Wendt, 60, the chairman and chief executive, had been consistently optimistic about the prospects for the company's turnaround.

It will come as a surprise to no one that in most surveys executives are found to be consistently optimistic and overconfident.

In the past, he has been consistently optimistic about tax revenues, yet more accurate than the governor and Mr. Bruno, who have a track record of underestimating by a wider margin the money coming into the state.

But Ed Yardeni, an independent strategist in the United States recognized for his consistently optimistic views, says it would be a mistake to bet against the evidence from strong corporate profits, which he thinks are already driving a global rebound.

Raleigh has remained consistently optimistic over the last couple of summers.

Baldwin's remarks about the polls suggests the Labour party was not overly influenced by internal party polling that was consistently less optimistic than national published polling.

But Wall Street took Lucent's warning as further evidence that the company, which has repeatedly revised projections downward in the last two years, was consistently too optimistic about its prospects.

It argues overspending did not cause the deficit or the banking crisis, but that the UK government was less well prepared for the crisis due to a consistently over optimistic view of the revenues the Treasury was likely to receive from 2003 onwards.

"Amounts projected by the city as its expected revenue from the hotel operations under the contract have been consistently too optimistic," Fronke wrote.

And, of course, the Fed has been consistently over-optimistic.