Sentence examples for is relatively optimistic from inspiring English sources

Jiang, who is relatively optimistic among Chinese advisers, estimates that China's coal production may peak in 2015 at 3.4bn tonnes.

Because of their lower-than-average leverage, Mr. Ferguson said, he is relatively optimistic about Vornado Realty Trust, Highwoods Properties Inc. and Office Property Trust.

And the NY Fed is relatively optimistic; other nowcasters like the Atlanta Fed and Goldman Sachs are showing much lower growth in the first quarter, less than half a percent.

Among economists, one camp is relatively optimistic that the combination of the Fed's rate cuts and the tax cut, which is pumping $38 billion in rebate checks into consumers' hands in two and a half months, should be enough to avert a recession and get the economy back on track by the end of the year.

At the moment the 166km journey from Lublin to Warsaw takes a nerve-racking three hours by car on a single-carriageway road buzzing with huge Ukrainian lorries.Piotr Falek, for one, is relatively optimistic for Lublin, his home town, because of the big pool of university graduates and the high quality of life in the green city and its surroundings.

Frenkel says he is "relatively optimistic" that economic growth is sustainable a view shared by many.

Germans, by that measure, are relatively optimistic, at negative 16.

If you talk to security experts, many are relatively optimistic.

The Federal Reserve's economists have tended to be relatively optimistic in their outlooks.

Thus many Chinese are quite pessimistic, while some foreign economists are relatively optimistic.

Some people, such as the British economic journalist Paul Mason, are relatively optimistic.