Sentence examples for more optimistic forecasting from inspiring English sources

The Spanish government itself is more optimistic, forecasting the jobless rate will ease to 26.7% over 2014 and drop back further to 25% in 2015.

There are some more optimistic forecasts.

The difference largely reflects the administration's more optimistic forecasts of economic growth through 2019.

Under the more optimistic forecast, deficits would increase $2.8 trillion (for a debt equal to 97 percent of G.D.P).

The bank issued the more optimistic forecast even though Korea's currency, the won, is at its highest level since December 2000.

The finance minister, in one of the more optimistic forecasts, said last month that the economy could shrink more than 5 percent this year before slowly returning to growth in 2012.

That was a seemingly more optimistic forecast than a much-chewed-over statement he made in July when he was asked whether the House majority was in jeopardy.

On these sorts of projections the NLD could well win all 44 seats it fought, or at least 40, ahead even of its more optimistic forecasts.

Discussions among E.C.B. board members are further complicated by a melting away of more optimistic forecasts made at the start of the year.

For months, Mr. Berner has been sticking to a more optimistic forecast, despite growing evidence in favor of Mr. Hatzius's view.

And, as has happened repeatedly over the last decade, a few months into the year, others' more optimistic forecasts are being revised downward.