Sentence examples for most optimistic view from inspiring English sources

Taking the most optimistic view, this demonstration satellite will run until October 2016.

The most optimistic view of the split this time is 50/50.

The minister of economics, Ali Abd Alaziz Isawi, took the most optimistic view.

By even the most optimistic view, matters will get worse before they slowly and painfully get better.

Of all the ski centers I had checked on the Web, Garnet Hill gave the most optimistic view of snow conditions.

But the predictions are published anonymously, so it is impossible to determine, for example, whether the person with the most optimistic view about unemployment is also the person who sees the most urgent need to raise interest rates.

Hispanics are more likely than the population as a whole to believe in an activist, compassionate government, and while their standard of living lags behind that of other demographic groups, they consistently have the most optimistic views about the future.

Xerox on Monday forecast 2004 earnings shy of Wall Street's most optimistic views, but analysts applauded the office equipment maker for reinventing itself and projecting solid growth.

Most seriously, an optimistic view is taken of "current assets", which may include payments not due for a year or more, while some liabilities do not appear on the unconsolidated balance-sheets at all.

Perhaps the most optimistic way of viewing the events of Thursday night is that, for a brief, shining moment, the veil parted, we looked behind the curtain at the Wizard of 'Ox and he finally shrugged his shoulders and admitted that this was all just a dick-measuring contest.

Most incline to the optimistic view (as does our leader) that this is nothing like 1997; individual countries may have problems with current account deficits and high inflation, but it is not a general issue.