Sentence examples for more optimistic expectations from inspiring English sources

With less than two weeks to go in the third quarter, companies will be hard-pressed to fulfill earlier, more optimistic expectations.

The earnings were in line with official forecasts, but missed more optimistic expectations expressed in Internet chat rooms.

Additionally, young educated males are found to systematically hold more optimistic expectations about the stock market than other groups (see Hurd 2009, for this and other examples).

Blue collar workers are associated with more optimistic expectations all over the distribution while for the self-employed there is a negative shift in the upper part of the distribution.

In addition, de Lauwere (2005) finds that more entrepreneurial farmers, referred to as social farmers and new growers in the study, had more optimistic expectations for future performance as well as higher actual farm incomes.

Kalauokalani [ 22] and Linde [ 23] both found that more optimistic expectations of treatment led to better outcomes from acupuncture.

In the group of satisfied patients, surgeons' expectations had been more optimistic, and patients' expectations had a non-significant higher trend.

As women's rights and opportunities have increased, it seems reasonable that women in industrialized countries have internalized ever more complex and optimistic expectations, and judged reality against these.

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%.

The key word here is expectations: Investors expectations are often much more optimistic than analysts, and with good reason.

Mr. Draghi's more optimistic view of the economy dampened expectations that the European Central Bank would cut its benchmark interest rate at its next meeting or in coming months.