Sentence examples for gave pessimistic from inspiring English sources

When fighting first became tough in Afghanistan in 2001, some journalists and pundits gave pessimistic assessments that seemed silly only days later, when the resistance to American forces quickly collapsed.

As for Pax Americana, it's the unsung success story that gives pessimistic pontificators the time and luxury to postulate its demise.

At the Energy Information Administration, Mr. Hakes, the administrator, gave a pessimistic view.

Interview with Charles Pomerantz, top tick man, who gave an pessimistic view of it.

Back in his law office in central Aden, Mr. Abdullah gave a pessimistic assessment of where he sees all this leading.

But Summers gave the pessimistic storyline a new twist and resurrected an older name for it, "secular stagnation," which was first used by Alvin Hansen, an eminent Harvard economist, in 1939.

The subtitle to the first book was "Will America Be the Death of English?" and Newman gave his pessimistic verdict on the first page: "My well-thought-out mature judgment is that it will".

Making her first policy speech since being sworn in for a second four-year term two weeks ago, Mrs. Merkel gave a pessimistic assessment of the German economy, something she rarely did when the global financial crisis began to pummel Germany earlier this year.

Chaulic Guy (1300 to 1360) carried out innovations in the management of traumatic bone injuries by introducing boards and suspensions to treat these fractures; however, he gave a pessimistic view on spinal injuries [ 4, 5].

Furthermore, the OCTC method gives a pessimistic approximation of bandwidth, so the actual bandwidth may be higher.

Despite signs of economic recovery, voters give a pessimistic response to the regular Guardian/ICM question on economic confidence.