Sentence examples for more optimistic scenarios from inspiring English sources

More optimistic scenarios project 43 percent renewable energy by 2030 and 77 percent by 2050.

The lack of evidence of any marked improvement in population health at these ages, casts doubt over the more optimistic scenarios that have been promulgated for future development of health and health services in the UK [ 1] and adds further support to the hypothesis of expansion of morbidity in the older UK population.

(Or, in a more optimistic scenario, turn it into what Dennis Overbye of The Times called "a shrunken dense dead lump").

Under a more optimistic scenario, Britain will vote to hold together and stay in the European Union, where it will continue to push for free trade.

In a more optimistic scenario, Britain sticks together and stays in Europe, where it fights for competitiveness and against unnecessary red tape.

A more optimistic scenario sees the UK overtaking Germany as the most populous country in Europe by the 2040s, and channeling transatlantic influence as one of the EU's biggest trading and political partners.

The US tipping back into recession and a worsening of the eurozone crisis would clearly send oil prices falling, but crude producers and analysts anticipate a more optimistic scenario.

Even in the more optimistic scenario, where progress has been made, the deal that emerges out of Copenhagen is too weak and it's got to be firmed up in future agreements.

Greg Meszaros, director of the Austin Water Utility, told the City Council in October that the lakes could run dry in two to three years if the dry conditions continued; a more optimistic scenario would be five to six years.

A more "optimistic scenario" — one with a 15 percent probability, in the IHS model — shows the president with only 48 percent of the popular vote, making the election too close to call.

Where the Treasury report did come up short, probably for political reasons, was in failing to include a more optimistic scenario, or at least an extended explanation of why its analysis was more pessimistic than those of other forecasters, such as Oxford Economics.