Because Mr Blair optimistically believes that force can be used to achieve humanitarian ends, he is prepared to take large risks that pessimists would not.The Kosovo campaign in 1999, hobbled by Bill Clinton's refusal to deploy ground troops, could easily have failed and led to the destruction of NATO had the Serbs not pulled back in the nick of time.
Now, chastened by only two years with good rains, the family of nine plans to sell up, or rent the house out and return to Area 25 in Lilongwe, where Boy – perhaps optimistically – believes he can triple his money by building another house.
Goodson [49] rather optimistically believes "that we shall, once again, see "bottom-up" change, internal to the school, generating new agendas of change" p. 220.
Once, the Nets optimistically believed they could send change-of-address cards in time for the 2006-7 season, but that dream has been deferred to sometime in 2010.
The Vermes family, assimilated Hungarian Jews, had become Roman Catholics: initially "for social reasons" he wrote later, "naively or optimistically believing" that baptism would protect them.But too late.
But the drastic entitlement cuts weren't considered essential by the movement's early proponents, who optimistically believed that deficits would be taken care of by the galvanizing effects of huge tax cuts.
Put differently, if post-m discussions are indeed aimed at undercutting support for pro-diversity policies, then IC supporters are mistaken, and undermine their own position if they optimistically believe that these discussions inaugurate an IC era.
To the extent that readers optimistically believe that cooperation between foreign governments, big business, and everyday citizens can yield collective prosperity, the growing power of the communitarian Democratic is a welcome change.
We became Republicans, because we optimistically believe in the ideals of growth and inclusion, of American unity and prosperity.
Optimistically believing he would not even need Clinton's land forces, he wrote to Clinton that after the fort's guns were knocked out, he would "land seamen and marines (which I have practiced for the purpose) under the guns" and that they could "keep possession till you send as many troops as you think proper".
Optimistically, the company believes that with the trust's help Anaconda could be operational as a power station in five years.
