Sentence examples for optimistic industry from inspiring English sources

While peak-oil advocates have in the past ridiculed optimistic industry expectations, the evidence continues to confound them.

Nationally, as many as 400,000 households may use Russian as their primary language, according to the most optimistic industry projections.

And "public enemy" is a tough pill to swallow for a largely optimistic industry, where "change the world" is such a common phrase that it's even mocked and used ironically.

Still, even though Mr. Morales is asserting greater control of the economy and taking over oil and gas projects, optimistic industry analysts point out that he allowed some foreign companies to remain in the country as minority partners.

Optimistic industry executives figure that combined sales of Xbox, GameCube and Sony's PlayStation 2 (which has already sold 20 million copies since its release in early 2000) will by the end of 2005 reach as many as 150 million units, roughly the number of VCRs and DVD players in active use.

Prudential said that it had believed that the first calendar quarter of this year could prove challenging "given somewhat over-optimistic industry prognostications around a snapback in large corporate spending.

Speaking to the culture select committee, the former Formula 1 boss Max Moseley, who has campaigned for greater regulations of the press, was optimistic the industry would calm down.

However, those in the oil business I spoke to were less optimistic; one industry expert estimated that the price per barrel would immediately spike, to anywhere from ninety to a hundred dollars per barrel, and could go higher, depending on the duration and scope of the conflict.

Still, some are optimistic the industry will recover.

However, not everyone is so optimistic -- industry analysts like Ernst & Young, Boston Consulting Group and Continental AG have estimated that fully autonomous cars won't be on the roads until 2030.

That figure might be optimistic, auto industry experts said.