Sentence examples for optimistically estimates from inspiring English sources

He said his efforts are aimed at the good cops, whom he optimistically estimates to be 90percentt of the 2,300-member 2,300-member

Google Maps optimistically estimates that it would take 75 hours to drive non-stop from Lagos to Nairobi, the major commercial hubs in west and east Africa.

He's spending down the budget surpluses of 1993 to 1997 and tapping in to a projected current-account surplus, which the government optimistically estimates will total $30 billion this year and at least $11 billion in 1999.

The company behind the massive project, London Resort Company Holdings, optimistically estimates that the park could potentially bring in 50,000 thrill-seekers per day and 27,000 new jobs to the area.

Optimistically estimated at $6 million to $8 million, it was bought by an unidentified bidder for $6.9 million.

A 1964 painting by de Kooning, "Grumman," was optimistically estimated at $800,000 to $1 million.

The work, being sold by Ronald S. Lauder, the collector and chairman of the Museum of Modern Art, was optimistically estimated at $6 million to $8 million.

The Lions were this week forced to deny that they had been involved in the setting of prices, pointing out that they did appoint overseas travel agencies to cater for the army of travelling supporters, which some here optimistically estimated would number 50,000.

The people in charge of building it, London Resort Company Holdings (another highly, highly suspicious name), are optimistically estimating that the park could potentially bring in 50,000 people per day, due to its close transport links to the capital.

The commission optimistically estimated that by 2000 as much as two-thirds of the nation's electric power could come from nuclear energy.

4 5 Moreover, patients who optimistically estimated their prognoses are more likely to undergo aggressive treatment, but controlling for known prognostic factors, their 6-month survival is no better.