Sentence examples for emerging optimism from inspiring English sources

"As we monitor the economy and consumer sentiment, we continue to see a mix of signals in which emerging optimism is balanced with continuing challenges," Gregg W. Steinhafel, Target's chairman, president and chief executive, said on an earnings call with investors.

BEIRUT, Lebanon — In the Palestinian refugee camp of Shatila, a corner of Beirut bearing the scars of massacres and an enduring despair, the words of a young barber hinted at an emerging optimism about what the Arab revolts could mean for a central issue of the last half century in the Middle East: the fate of Palestinians.

One consistent impetus has emerged: optimism.

But despite our sense of optimism emerging from the contextual case and the success stories revealed in the literature, our project is not unaware of key challenges and 'fundamental' limitations that have a potential to impact its successful implementation.

As the U.S. Congress intensifies its debate on long-term deficit reduction and the FY 2012 Foreign Operations Appropriation Bill, let us all hope that the crisp breezes of autumn, the first falling leaves, and the signs of optimism emerging from FedEx Field don't encourage our lawmakers to once again make international family planning a political football.

Chronic stress is associated with dysregulated immunity and an increased susceptibility to cancer, autoimmune and inflammatory disease (Kemeny and Schedlowski, 2007), and there is emerging evidence that optimism can moderate the negative impact of stress on immunity.

Try telling that to the dreamers, many of whom are players emerging from the optimism-fest known as training camp, and your cynicism will be met with a smirk.

Why is India doing better than most emerging markets?In part optimism about India owes to its newish government.

There is a general optimism about emerging markets and a sense that eventually the US economy will show somewhat better growth.

But perhaps losing it is worse than having lost it.And perhaps the pessimism about America and Europe is as overdone as the optimism about emerging markets.

The cocksure optimism of "emerging market" investors in the early 90's got its first serious warning at the end of 1994, when Mexico plunged into financial crisis -- a crisis that proved to be a dress rehearsal for the terrifying Asian crisis that began 30 months later.