Sentence examples for errors of optimism from inspiring English sources
"INFLATION rescues firms from the errors of optimism and stupidity".
As a result, we are knee-deep in the errors of optimism.
His 1922 book The Trade Cycle described the "tendency for confidence to pass into errors of optimism or pessimism," which triggers booms and busts.
Frederick Lavington (1881-1927), was was the most orthodox of the Cambridge economists, went so far as to state that there would be no business cycle if there were not a "tendency for confidence to pass into errors of optimism or pessimism".
Errors of both optimism and pessimism occur; the former is more common, in one study 63% of 468 estimates were optimistic [ 3].
Instead of throwing up her hands in despair at all the errors her students made, Mina had analyzed four thousand essays, found patterns of errors that could be addressed, and explained all this, in a tone of optimism and commitment and absolute confidence, in a book called "Errors and Expectations".
There is no doubt that the team has improved, and with that a mood of optimism has grown, but in such a tight contest there is little room for error.
Optimism fills their lives, though there are degrees of optimism.
Many carried messages of optimism.
To be sure, pockets of optimism remain.
