Sentence examples for currently optimistic from inspiring English sources

And while he expected the numbers to change as the tax collection figures are added up, he said he was "currently optimistic that the projected surplus could increase".

The only possible way forward is to engage with local archaeology groups all over the country to adopt these sites, to monitor, research and in some cases join with us in working on them". What joins the pessimists and the currently optimistic is the fear that things are going to get very much worse, as government spending cuts bite.

"The field is currently over-optimistic about possible results of clinical trials," says Bersenev, who is also cofounder of the database celltrials.org, which tracks cell therapy trials.

Operators still need permission from Cuba, which they're currently seeking and optimistic about.

They just act clever and say, no, I don't have to when they really do… Currently, respondents were optimistic about their future oral health.

"And we're seeing a few positive signs, and so we're right now currently in a pretty optimistic mode".

While it seems as though every other post we've written lately can be taken as evidence that Silicon Valley is currently in a very optimistic phase, "Facebook Now Worth $50 Billion In Secondary Trading" pretty much took the cake, until this one.

9 10 According to these reviews, there is currently a positive and optimistic view in the literature regarding safety reporting by patients, but also concerns about methodology and the lack of connection between patient-safety reporting systems and quality improvement.

The overall system cost for centralized systems is found to be higher than the currently competitive range, even under optimistic assumptions of mass production of major components.

A statement on Thursday from a department spokeswoman was not exactly optimistic: "We are currently waiting for the owners' engineer to submit their assessment of the failed slop and the adjacent buildings' stability.

"I cannot be too optimistic about the currently proposed sudden speeding-up of this program," Wladyslaw Stasiak, head of the National Security Bureau, which gives military advice to President Lech Kaczynski, wrote in an article.