Sentence examples for markedly more optimistic from inspiring English sources

The OBR cut its growth forecasts for coming years, although it remains markedly more optimistic than other forecasters, including the Organisation for Economic Co-operation and DEconomic Co-operation

Those assumptions are markedly more optimistic than the budget office's previous forecasts, and reflect a growing consensus among economists that the economy's long-term potential has improved because of heavy investments in technology.

Some members of the bank's Monetary Policy Committee have also been expressing concern about rampant consumer borrowing and surging house prices.Japan still has deflation (falling prices), yet even there the debate about when interest rates will rise is hotting up, largely because expectations about GDP growth have become markedly more optimistic.

It was a markedly more optimistic and elaborated response than Armstrong's position on a potential Yahoo sale/merger, which he shut down right away on stage.

The prediction is markedly more optimistic than the its expectation for growth in the U.S. of 3.5% and in Europe of just 1%.

Rather than couching his announcement in the paranoid, fear-mongering rhetoric favored by some of the other members of his party, Rubio's speech Monday took a markedly more optimistic tone, centered around an idea he calls the "New American Century".

Mrs. Johnson was more optimistic.

Organizers are more optimistic.

Some are more optimistic.

And much more optimistic".

Others were more optimistic.