Sentence examples for optimistic deadline from inspiring English sources

The extraction of the four boys took place more than two hours earlier than the most optimistic deadline set by rescue authorities on Sunday morning.

Both Mr. Fox and Mr. O'Neill said before the vote that they thought April 14 was a somewhat optimistic deadline, and that they thought it was likely they would ask Ms. Lyons for an extension.

The meeting, which included the prime minister, Tony Abbott, opposition leader Bill Shorten and 40 Indigenous leaders, set out a timeline for the question itself to be finalised by mid-2016, and an optimistic deadline of 2017 for the referendum.

He seemed to thrive on pressure, remaining relaxed and optimistic as deadlines came ever closer and last-minute couriers had to be ordered.

Even if Mr. Zients is overly optimistic, the March deadline is five months away and it is almost inconceivable that the site won't be fixed by then.

Everton manager David Moyes is optimistic his transfer deadline day acquisitions will help the team finish the season strongly but admits they will need time to settle in.

If we have several ongoing high priority batches for which we made a too optimistic estimation of their deadline.

While optimistic of reaching the deadline, should negotiations take longer, she hoped our colleagues in the Revcon would see our efforts as evidence of our sincerity.

Admittedly the June 30 deadline may be optimistic -- but how long did it take for similar political advances to be made in postwar Japan and Germany?

That deadline now looks optimistic now, but an agreement is widely expected in 2016.

As for how fast the House and Senate can move the legislation, and whether they can beat the May 1 deadline, Bishop was optimistic.