Sentence examples for lending optimism from inspiring English sources

The company's current rehabilitation practices reflect multiple advances in their approach, lending optimism that current restoration may achieve something close to the original ecosystem, an outcome that can only be verified by extended studies like the one described here.

Then there is history, which lends optimism to one particular team.

This observation lends optimism to the notion that targeted educational intervention may improve the appropriate use of vancomycin.

And yet, in remarks closely following similarly upbeat statements by American military officials in Baghdad, the prime minister also sought to lend optimism to his government's efforts to bring security to Baghdad and other parts of the country, and to rule out the possibility of civil war.

Ongoing support from national governments, academia, and industry lend optimism to the expectation that these successes will be forerunners rather than exceptions.

Delcarmen, whose father, Manny Sr., was an infielder in the Philadelphia Phillies organization from 1974 to 1978, said that his elbow was now healthy and that he was back to throwing 96 miles per hour, lending new optimism to the season, and the hope of pitching on the other side of the rivalry.

The Mets are all but out of it, but their starters lend some optimism for 2011.

In fact, they lent her an optimism.

The current situation, where these commissioners are not required to be members of a regulated profession, and are often isolated and under-resourced, does not lend itself to optimism.

This does not lend itself to optimism concerning any foreseeable end to these discussions.

Although he talks optimistically, Olds acknowledges the DOE record at Hanford does not lend itself to optimism.