Sentence examples for optimistic assessment of from inspiring English sources
Most managers have a very optimistic assessment of the quality of their companies' practices.
He gave an optimistic assessment of the UK's prospects, saying the fledgling recovery was "sustainable".
But it offered a slightly more optimistic assessment of economic activity than it had in December.
In broadcast interviews on Thursday night, Cameron gave an optimistic assessment of the prospects for British business.
That's an optimistic assessment of what is, given the scale of the challenge, a relatively modest set of proposals.
He accepts Dr Lomborg's optimistic assessment of the environment, but says it holds only for the developed world.
"When you look at all the components it's hard not to come away with a more optimistic assessment of the manufacturing sector".
Some believe that in its eagerness to improve relations with Moscow, the Obama administration made key mistakes, in particular in its erroneously "optimistic" assessment of Medvedev.
[According to some, such as Charles Feinstein, a "super-optimistic" assessment of living standards].Hatton, T. J., & Bray, B. E. (2010).
Flintoff was promoting Lancashire's Twenty20 campaign at the Chill Factor indoor ski centre in Manchester yesterday when, appropriately, he sent shivers down England's spine with a none-too-optimistic assessment of his state of health.
The result would be an over-optimistic assessment of al-Shabab's threat in the interim, and the risk of an irresponsible AMISOM exit before the SNA is ready to take over.
