Sentence examples for is not too optimistic from inspiring English sources

They would have to take legal advice but the situation is not too optimistic in Turkey".

Knapp is not too optimistic about the bank's chances of getting more than the U.S. as long as the war in Vietnam continues, but, he says: "If the Vietnam war were to end now, it would bring in $3 billion to $4 billion more possible aid funds from the U.S. In five years, it could swell to twice that".

Lin-Manuel Lin-Manuel Mirandalthe" creator one letter away from PEGOT-ing, isn't too optimistic.

He was not too optimistic about returning in time to face Jordan.

Sparky TKO Oldham Athletic I'm not too optimistic about our chances this season.

The run-ups are wet through so I'm not too optimistic about a start being imminent.

Still, some professional investors are not too optimistic about how the dust will settle after the offering.

I'm not too optimistic that a discussion between sharply polarised political camps over the same issues is likely to get anywhere.

But the candidates themselves are not too optimistic about their chances; the kingdom's tight laws govern the separation of the sexes and make it hard to campaign.

"We are not too optimistic about the outlook for the UK economy, preferring the US, Asia and emerging markets," says Mick Gilligan at stockbroker Killik & Co. "However, it depends on where in the UK you are investing.

Faced with poverty and unemployment, many Palestinians are "not too optimistic about the pope's visit," said Mohammed Dajani, the founder of the Wasatia Movement that promotes moderation in Islam and director of American Studies department at Al-Quds University.