Sentence examples for generated optimism from inspiring English sources

The report generated optimism for holiday sales, helping to lift retail stocks.

A8 Guarded Optimism in Gaza Israel's planned evacuation of Jewish settlers and soldiers from the Gaza Strip has generated optimism among Gazans.

But the way they rallied to see off Nigel Clough's fancied Derby side will have generated optimism that they can survive this time.

Expectations of a windfall have generated optimism in rural areas throughout the state and among opponents of smoking, who until recently had considered tobacco cultivation a source of anguish instead of riches.

But the questioning of political activists in custody -- which was conducted under the old rules -- has not generated optimism among civil libertarians, who are more aware than most of the difficulty of balancing individual rights with the need to protect society.

Recent efforts to get North Korea's nuclear weapons programme closed have generated optimism that the isolated country may yet be persuaded probably thanks to additional pressure from China to make big concessions in order to normalise ties with the outside world.

But the move did not generate optimism.

Even as diabetes rates reach epidemic levels worldwide, four new drugs are generating optimism among doctors as well as Wall Street analysts.

But another development should also generate optimism among the Berkshire faithful: opportunities to invest on the cheap ought to be plentiful now.

"On one hand, major multinationals like Siemens, Peugeot, Unilever and Vodafone have signalled ambitious plans for Iran, generating optimism in Iran's business community," he told the Guardian.

Still, while the numbers were moderately encouraging for creditors, they did little to generate optimism for Global Crossing's prospects since the figures are preliminary, the company's accounting practices are under federal investigation and its accountant is Arthur Andersen, the troubled accounting firm.