Sentence examples for opportunity for optimism from inspiring English sources
"This does present a rare opportunity for optimism among L.I.R.R. commuters, about seeing actual improvements as opposed to just hearing the lip service that they're so used to".
These classes present an opportunity for optimism and positivity, and through that viewpoint students have broken that barrier of "I can't make a difference".
In a field where the traditional approach to treatment has often been one of resignation and sympathetic fatalism, this new opportunity for optimism and intervention is both revolutionary and welcome.
While New York's City Hall has, historically, been more diving board than springboard, Mr. Giuliani's candidacy presents several opportunities for optimism in this political campaign.
"It doesn't mean we've solved it, but maybe there is some opportunity for some optimism here," said Cynthia Ogden, the lead author of the journal report and an epidemiologist for the National Center for Health Statistics.
Health club memberships offer a particularly clear case study, probably because they offer two opportunities for excess optimism.
Something good happened to change it, and you might have supposed that the change would be an opportunity for celebration and optimism.
Launching his bid to replace David Cameron amid accusations that he betrayed his ally, the justice secretary said he loved Britain and wanted to "embrace this opportunity for change with optimism".
Chanda Kochhar, chief executive of Indian bank ICICI, said that while it was important to look for optimism and opportunities, this had to be grounded in reality.
However, two Gallop polls in the new year suggest that the nation's current pessimistic mood about the economy seems to be overshadowing my reasons for optimism about opportunities I believe are available for the taking.
Although much of the biodiversity of the mediterranean biome is threatened, the amount of potential conservation land that remains is cause for optimism, presenting opportunities for less formal, yet enduring conservation approaches.
