Sentence examples for optimistically projected from inspiring English sources
Until the turn of the century a private or occupational pension was optimistically projected to achieve a level twice or three times what pension providers expect these days.
A gala fundraiser and private hire of the bridge 12 times a year are hoped to raise a further £900,000, while the rest is planned to be covered by "pop-up type events", inspired by concessions along the High Line in New York, and a "discreet range of merchandise, including T-shirts, stationery and bags" – which is optimistically projected to generate up to £200,000 a year.
According to the Ponemon Institute, the average cost of a data breach in 2014 was $3.5 million, while Target optimistically projected more than $148 million in damages.
In its 2014 business plan, the rail authority optimistically projected it could begin carrying passengers in just seven years.
The Strategy optimistically projected that by 2015 the country would derive about US $900 million from environmental services, and about US$2 billion by 2020.
Thanks in part to higher oil prices, the government is optimistically projecting a 4% rise in GDP this year, although private-sector estimates are around half that rate.
Finally though by 2011 Microsoft may seem as outmoded as Xerox does now Pabrai optimistically projects it will be trading at a rich 15 times cash flow, giving it a $204 billion market capitalization.
The Russian government optimistically projects that net capital flight will be reduced to $80 billion in 2015, but that, plus the need to finance the 3.7percentt government deficit, will deprive the domestic economy of $150 billion of investment finance a good portion of the $400 billion needed to just keep investment constant.
But Mr Bush argues (optimistically) that projected surpluses mean you can have both tax cuts and active government.
If that failure rate continued, the analysis projected, "optimistically" just 40percentt of the class of 2001 would graduate on time, compared with 50percentt of the class of 2000.
It had projected (too optimistically) a 20% rise in donations in 2011-13.
