Sentence examples for optimistic proportions from inspiring English sources
In the spirit of the 1956 Olympic Games and the advent of television, the International Style of ICI House married the cosmopolitan and the technological in exciting and optimistic proportions.
Their songs seem to become lighter and more blithely optimistic in direct proportion to the troubled nature of the world.
Most proved far too optimistic about the proportion of the population that would support the Liberal Democrats.
Although 100%% may have been an over optimistic target, the proportion in whom a diagnosis of hypertension could be confirmed or refuted was suboptimal compared with ABPM.
Making the same optimistic assumption that the proportion of CMPs with an implemented solution is identical for CMPs with and without documentation about implementation, the proportion of recognised CMPs with a supposedly implemented solution amounts to 19%.
Making the optimistic assumption that the proportion of implemented solutions (44%) is the same in CMPs with and without documentation on implementation, the proportion of CMPs for which an appropriate solution has supposedly been implemented increases to 10%.
In fact, the bottom line is that the chances that working- and middle-class Americans might one day enjoy economic security rise in inverse proportion to how optimistic this aforementioned group of grifters are.
In our study, a higher proportion of predictions were accurate (29%), while similar proportions were either too optimistic (35%) or too pessimistic (39%).
In the Confederation of British Industry's quarterly survey of manufacturing trends, published this week, the proportion of businesses more optimistic than they were four months ago was still outweighed by pessimists.
A victory of such proportions would surpass the already optimistic polls here, the most recent of which show Mrs. Clinton winning 60percentt of the vote over Senator Barack Obama.
According to a release by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), the country was also lowest for feelings of safety and the proportion of people who feel optimistic about the future.
