Sentence examples for cycles of optimism from inspiring English sources

Financial crises occur because willing participants in the financial markets are driven by cycles of optimism and pessimism.

The field of artificial intelligence goes back to the beginning of the computer age and it has rolled through cycles of optimism and disillusion ever since, encouraged by a few movie robots and one very successful game show contestant.

Janeway's thoughtful and elegantly written book helps to fill this gap in the Roosevelt literature, tracking these New Dealers from their prime in the 1930's and 40's through cycles of optimism and cynicism, friendship and feud, to the shipwreck of their old age.

The intermittent cycles of optimism and pessimism about Pakistan have led to confusion in Mr. Obama's Afghan policy.

But that recurring cycle of optimism and disillusionment has turned Filipinos cynical.

Nowhere has the cycle of optimism and disillusionment run faster or further downward than in South Sudan, whose independence four years ago seemed like a triumph of Mr Obama's Africa policy.

As a libertarian-leaning conservative I started this presidential primary cycle full of optimism about the candidacy of Senator Rand Paul.

This cycle of Internet optimism and despair repeats itself wherever people take to the streets and the Web to organize and report on large-scale protests.

In my three-four cyclexperiencece, Israelis, blessed with an abundance of optimism, resilience and scrappiness, are particularly good at starting companies when others are fearful.

And while the 2008 elections swept this nation along on a wave of optimism and hope, during this election cycle the mind and mood of the country has been so angry.

His 1922 book The Trade Cycle described the "tendency for confidence to pass into errors of optimism or pessimism," which triggers booms and busts.