Sentence examples for optimistically suggests from inspiring English sources
As Ryan Calo, a University of Washington law professor, optimistically suggests, drones may serve as a "privacy catalyst".
Green optimistically suggests, in the final line of his book, "By moving responsibly into this emerging era of genetic choice, we can incorporate gene technology into the ongoing human adventure" (2007: 230).
The purpose of the current study was to show that induction of endothelial expression of IL-10 through an IL-10 expression vector attenuates MAdCAM-1 expression in response to TNF-α and optimistically suggests the possibility of targeted Th2-cytokine gene therapy in IBD.
"It sounds like bubbling water, right?" Adamson optimistically suggested.
Organisers optimistically suggest it could be a "family adventure" – you'll need one fit family.
"It will be better than Seinfeld!" someone will optimistically suggest, as characters like Mike (porn director and free jazz DJ, if you're wondering) begin to take shape.
The youngest member of our group, nine-year-old Ben, optimistically suggested that maybe with the free book you get on the trip people who don't know Tintin will become fans too.
Still, at least Bussell is departing with the audience clamouring for more -- exactly as one of Tony Blair's advisers optimistically suggested the prime minister might do not long ago.
Yet now, in another EMU paradox, it is the Germans who could be hoist with their own Maastricht-criteria petard.The commission's latest forecasts optimistically suggest that all EU countries bar Italy (just) and Greece (by miles) will comply with the Maastricht criteria this year (see table 3).
There may be some applications for the big set categories in NFU, but they are not likely to prove to be as useful as some have optimistically suggested.
Perhaps the deep social ties and steadfast humility of pre-boom North Dakota continued to permeate oilfield culture, as one lifelong resident optimistically suggested.
