What's clear in the IMF analysis is that the projections for both debt and financing needs are at "considerable" risk of being missed due to the optimistic assumptions that underpin the figures: "Greece is expected to maintain primary surpluses for the next several decades of 3.5% of GDP.
The main reasons for the downgrade in outlook was S&P's lack of confidence that the budget's path to surplus was credible due to overly optimistic assumptions of iron ore prices and inflation, and a reliance on the so-called "zombie measures".
During his chairmanship, many innovations were due to his optimistic calm and determined actions and projects for good interrelations, expansion and research which still design the future for psychoanalysis through the world.
J.P. Morgan said it remains "lukewarm" on Intel stock, "particularly given the recent appreciation, due to overly optimistic consensus expectations and our belief in risk to estimates in both second-half 2004 and calendar 2005 due to inventory build at Intel and the approaching downturn".
Clinton has described her foreign policy philosophy as both inclusive and outward-looking due to the optimistic outlook she absorbed with her Methodist upbringing.
The results of individual phase III cancer clinical trials are often inconclusive due to the overly optimistic size of treatment differences that are sought.
Frankels stories from the front lines are charming due to the energetic, optimistic characters he meets: the blissful managers at the Container Store, the seasoned lifers at UPS.
Based on a detailed assessment of a wide cross-section of data [ 14- 17], it is the author's opinion that the TB Alliance report has overestimated the potential return on investment due to several highly optimistic assumptions including success rate, market share, margin on sales and net development costs.
Lord Coe and Locog have been adamant that sponsors must use all their tickets and were initially optimistic due to the fact that many more have been given away in competitions and to staff than used to schmooze corporate clients.
However, government officials told a BP representative this scenario was "optimistic" due to the deep water and rough seas faced by any recovery team tackling an oil spill, according to minutes taken from a phone briefing.
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.
