Sentence examples for more optimistic assumptions from inspiring English sources
And the first security's value would rise by only a penny if you applied more optimistic assumptions.
"He makes more optimistic assumptions about growth than most value investors might make because he looks further out into the future".
To compensate for its financial difficulties, El Paso may have calculated its oil reserves using more optimistic assumptions than it might have otherwise, analysts said.
A drop in projected endowment income, necessary increases in financial aid, and increases in programs planned under more optimistic assumptions combined to put the university in a financially strained situation.
If you use more optimistic assumptions -- say, the assumptions in the budget forecasts that were used to justify Mr. Bush's tax cut -- the system will still be financially sound in 2075.
By using more optimistic assumptions about underlying economic, revenue and spending growth than the non-partisan Congressional Budget Office, it knocks an average of $150 billion (or 0.8% of GDP) a year off the deficit.
The optimal cutoff points for HIV-negative individuals and for the general population varied unsurprisingly: more-optimistic assumptions about ELISpot performance gave higher optimal cutoff points.
And the economy has been growing at a healthy rate with low inflation and strong productivity growth for so long that budget estimators are beginning to incorporate slightly more optimistic economic assumptions into their outlook.
A more optimistic set of assumptions showed the program remaining solvent indefinitely, while a more pessimistic scenario showed the trust fund being exhausted by 2022.
The shortfalls in California may turn out to be more about overly optimistic assumptions than about the weakness of the economy.
Apart from increased earnings forecasts, our target price upgrade reflects more optimistic long-term assumptions on margins in digital and a revaluation of Pearson's emerging market education assets, which we now value separately.
