Sentence examples for optimistic goals from inspiring English sources

Still, some longtime Coke-watchers complained that after staunchly defending the optimistic goals for months, company officials have abruptly reversed course and gone too far in the opposite direction.

It'll also require driverless tech to continue to develop, to accelerate its advent and to be received smoothly by regulators, all of which seem like optimistic goals.

Companies sometimes have optimistic goals about the size of a round ("We're raising $4 million!"), but only have a smaller amount committed at the outset of the round.

He liquidated his position for a $2.75 billion profit in the late 1990s after he saw signs that the overly optimistic goals of the company's management were unachievable.

State Election Commissioner Rakesh Mehta has an optimistic goal of a 65 percent citywide voting rate.

He serves on the scientific board of Conservation International, a nonprofit organization with the optimistic goal of saving all species of life on Earth.

Just a year ago he told a reporter that he hoped one day to dance the Cavalier in "The Nutcracker," which then seemed a wildly optimistic goal.

At 66-81, they almost certainly will not finish the season at.500 — once a tangible, if optimistic, goal — and they will need a surge to match their win total from last year, 77.

When humans get to Mars in the 2030s (the much-mocked Mars One group aims for the rather optimistic goal of a proper human settlement by 2024, or 10 years from now), the implication is that we will be there to stay.

In the 1970s for a while he served as the in-house psychiatrist to the city's multi-ethnic football team, with the optimistic goal of instilling in the struggling side a will to win, and later played the same role for Red Star Belgrade.

Achieving that optimistic goal, however, will mean convincing business users to shift from mainstays like email.