Sentence examples for engender optimism from inspiring English sources

Yet the recent NATO-Russia meeting held on Corfu did not engender optimism.

However, the current global situation does not engender optimism that this exploitative research constitutes an isolated incident.

On the basis of this review, we have drawn the following conclusions: first, the results do not engender optimism for the possibility that antipsychotic drugs can specifically facilitate social recovery.

With Showalter's encouragement, Dickey chose to adopt the knuckleball, a last-ditch option that at once engendered optimism and despair.

Unless something dramatic happens very soon, the government will miss its target to cut central government borrowing to 5.3% of GDP for the fiscal year ended March (including the deficits of state governments this equates to an overall deficit of 8-9%).Words are important after all a recovery is partly about engendering optimism.

Indeed, getting to that championship proved a job in itself – England engendering optimism with a 2-0 awin win against Scotland in the first leg of the qualification play-off before slumping to a miserable 1-0 defeat at Wembley, a dichotomy which sums up Keegan's tenure rather well.

IN the 1850's, Mr. Gordon writes, science and capitalism combined to engender great optimism, almost of a sense of technological manifest destiny.

The first is that the recent track record of central banks does not engender much optimism that they will be able to distinguish between a credit bubble and an irrational exuberance bubble, or indeed spot either sort developing.

These results engender cautious optimism that the subsidy will succeed in adding effective drugs into the marketplace at prices in line with older medications, but they emphasize the need to better understand if and how supply chains will need to be augmented or supplemented in order to optimize the impact of the initiative.

It is not the most promising starting point for Mediation 2.0, which began Thursday in Minneapolis, where even a federal judge peeking over their shoulders engenders scant optimism from either side.

And the "Flash Index" (a measure of future economic growth developed at the University of Illinois) indicates the state's economy ended 2013 on a strong note, which "engendered considerable optimism for 2014".