Sentence examples for optimism to develop from inspiring English sources

This allows for an abundance of acute observation and for traces of optimism to develop in the most stifling circumstances.

The endless rebuffs forced them to develop an unflinching optimism and thick skin.Conversions are easiest, they say, in places where Christianity is already entrenched.

Based on all available evidence the expert group expressed a moderate level of optimism (score about 60%) in the ability to develop a low cost intervention for active and passive immunizations against staphylococcus.

The idea of bootstrapping is to provide an estimate of the optimism associated with evaluating a model on the same data set that was used to develop it.

And the three competing efforts to develop robotic arms and hands with Darpa financing — at SRI International, Sandia National Laboratories and iRobot — offer some reasons for optimism.

Over the past 5 years, many efforts to develop drugs that target the RAS-RAF-MEK-ERK (MAPK) pathway have resulted in enhanced understanding of the KRAS mutant NSCLC and have provided optimism that this disease can be targeted.

For all the optimism about personalization opening up choice and control for budget-holders, there is a lack of attention to the infrastructure which is required to enable alternative shared spaces to develop.

It said that a wave of cross-border mergers and optimism among investors had helped boost FDI flows to developing countries to a record $325 billion in 2006.

In the face of this proliferation of theoretical possibilities and the extreme unlikelihood of reaching some sort of societal consensus on the best interpretation of the best theory, James Rachels' (admittedly guarded) optimism about our ability to eventually develop an ethical theory, acceptable to all rational persons, as a basis for bioethics would appear to be misplaced (Rachels 1998).

Nonetheless, in recent years, reported results in the treatment of head and neck cancer and recurrent glioma, coupled with the progress in developing linear accelerators specifically for BNCT applications, have given some optimism to the future of BNCT.

Maybe Americans prefer optimism to pessimism.