Sentence examples for long term optimism from inspiring English sources

So, I try to keep those two ideas in balance: long term optimism; short term vigilance.

Mr. Reynolds tries to balance long-term optimism with near-term anxiety.

In short, at current prices, it would appear that there is some reason for long-term optimism for stock investors.

Despite its long-term optimism, Microsoft expects the current year to be one of lower growth of 5percentt or so.

In our survey data from one year earlier, when prices were falling at an annual rate of nearly 20percentt, buyers were still expressing long-term optimism.

Hispanics are moving in ever greater number to the region, having already put Florida in play and given some long-term optimism to Democrats in Texas, Georgia and even South Carolina.

At the same time, the antiliberal ideologies of Marxism-Leninism and, to a lesser extent, fascism (which lived in odd corners of the postcolonial world) conveyed a long-term optimism about the direction history would take.

Sadly, Kloor's journalistic rigour apparently somehow failed to involve bothering to read either my book or my numerous observations over the years on the grounds for long-term optimism.

But in an appearance at the Pentagon on Thursday, President Bush, while once again expressing long-term optimism, warned that the bloodshed in Iraq was likely to increase in the coming weeks.

My interlocutor thought the best it could hope for was 130 out of the 543 elected parliamentary seats, keeping the BJP to 155.The second reason for my shock was the reason he gave for long-term optimism about the party.

Finally, the scholars have clung to a certain long-term optimism about the prospects of the private-sector unions.