Sentence examples for it would be optimistic from inspiring English sources

Unfortunately, it would be optimistic to expect China's national champions to follow Hainan's lead on quality.

But it would be optimistic to expect that the hardline members of the BJP would give up the fascistic vision of their ideological father, Guru Golwalkar: an India cleansed of the corrupting influences of Arabia, Persia, and the perfidious Pakistanis.

"I think it would be optimistic to assume these programs alone are going to be the savior of the cost issue that we're challenged with," said Robert Parke of the actuarial firm Milliman Inc., who is a member of the American Academy of Actuaries' working group on disease management.

"It would be optimistic to say so," he said.

"But if history is any predictor, I would be optimistic that the total numbers are not going to shift dramatically".

"If I had six weeks until the race, I'd be optimistic," said Barclay Tagg, Funny Cide's trainer.

I called Barney Frank, assuming the gay pioneer would be optimistic.

Even March 2002 would be optimistic, said Paul C. Light, vice president and director of governmental studies at Brookings.

Jeffrey Sachs, his former adviser, told me that "if the underlying conditions call for optimism, Nouriel would be optimistic".

Admittedly, expecting anything less ridiculous from CNBC would be optimistic.

Even if this were the case, then the model's results would be optimistic: i.e. bait wasting increases due to the non-habitat patches.