Sentence examples for most optimistic case from inspiring English sources

In even the most optimistic case, the BP oil spill is far, far from over.

RYAN LIZZA: That is the most optimistic case I've heard in a while.

But even the most optimistic case showed 85% of UK cities with a river, including London, would face increased flooding.

Should a large portion of the airports around the world adopt full-body scanning, Citigroup estimates 3%-43%-4%ift to earnings per share (most optimistic case).

In the most optimistic case, housing prices would hit bottom this fall, about 31 percent below the 2006 peak, and then begin to recover as the economy continues to grow.

But even in the most optimistic case, if the U.S. is cutting its energy intensity by a factor of two, to get to European or Japanese levels, the amount of increased energy needed by poor people during that time frame will mean that there's never going to be a year where the world uses less energy.

But then, in all but the most optimistic cases, we also find negative emission requirements that have not yet been shown to be achievable: be it the yearly flux of combined capture and removal or the storage capacity.

The most obvious optimistic case is the 1993 Third Plenum of the 14th Central Committee, where China's "socialist market economy" ideology received official blessing alongside an ambitious reform blueprint.

But even in the most optimistic (but unlikely) case that Maduro steps down, it will take years to rebuild the country's oil industry.

Strangely enough, many of us opted to respond to Trump's weapons-grade pessimism in the most optimistic way possible, conjuring best-case scenarios in which he would simply be a modern version of Richard Nixon, or perhaps of Andrew Jackson.

No one can definitively predict that outcome, either, of course, but David Langer, an independent actuary who made a study of Social Security's previous projections compared with the actual results in 2003, thinks the "optimistic" case is its most accurate.