Sentence examples for more optimistic assessment from inspiring English sources

Word spread in Luxor that Ballard concurred with Watanabe's more optimistic assessment.

But it offered a slightly more optimistic assessment of economic activity than it had in December.

It was a more optimistic assessment than had been provided Monday, but more sobering than reports from a consulting surgeon on Tuesday.

"When you look at all the components it's hard not to come away with a more optimistic assessment of the manufacturing sector".

His tone was a sharp departure from the more optimistic assessment he gave to the American public on his visit to the United States last month.

Analysts agreed the bond sales to Massachusetts and a couple of other states were encouraging, and said the governor had good reason for a more optimistic assessment as he entered the market seeking investors.

He conceded that twice in recent years he offered more optimistic assessments about Iraq and Afghanistan than those of the C.I.A., but he said that on two other occasions he had offered a bleaker view than those of civilian intelligence analysts.

It would take a "surprise" from the CBO, providing more optimistic assessments of the bill's impact ― and CBO has already said it can't do that in time for a vote.

There were no significant differences in the change in knowledge among healthcare workers from Batac City as compared with healthcare workers from Pagudpud, but the healthcare workers from Pagudpud gave more optimistic self-assessment of improved skills.

Gail: I'd be more optimistic of the assessment idea if it was working better on the K-12 level.

The central bank was more optimistic in its assessment of the economy compared to its remarks last month, when it had said that while the economy appeared to be picking up, it remained under pressure.