Sentence examples for more optimistic estimates from inspiring English sources

ING reported that its 2002 earnings would match its performance a year earlier, revising earlier, more optimistic estimates.

Maybe that means JPMorgan's loans are not as good, but maybe it means that other banks are simply using more optimistic estimates.

"When we use the more optimistic estimates from the literature, wage boosts are over $9,000 for the average U.S. household," the paper said.

But even by the Sanders campaign's own, more optimistic, estimates, it remains 214 pledged delegates behind Clinton in the race to reach the finishing line of 2,383, and further behind still if the calculation includes controversial "superdelegates" – party elites who overwhelming favour Clinton.

So Brown agreed to use more optimistic estimates for property taxes, which freed up about $300 million because it reduced the state's obligation to fund schools.

But to find room for the new spending that lawmakers wanted, he accepted more optimistic estimates for property-tax receipts, freeing up about $300 million.

But Mr. Akbar, the nearest thing in the area to a civil engineer, has a much more optimistic estimate.

Ethan Harris, co-head of global economics at Bank of America Merrill Lynch, is slightly more optimistic, estimating 60,000 jobs were created in November.

More recent data [7], published in June 2011, are much more optimistic, estimating that the world fleet of vehicles will number in the year 2050 around 3.2 million vehicles.

Industry consensus doesn't see these customizable worlds, and the fans that will follow to create hit gaming sites, happening for another ten to fifteen years, but Wither's more optimistic estimate is around five years.

Thus, using the more optimistic estimate for Denmark (20% of the historical distribution), the total eelgrass area in Scandinavia exceeds 2100 km.