Sentence examples for over optimism from inspiring English sources

'First, the over optimism of entrepreneurs undermines the effectiveness of the contractual mechanisms described by economists' (Shane and Cable 2002, p. 366), making self-selection ineffective.

This corrects for the over optimism that would result from an internal validation of our results (Table  6).

The selection of a pruned sub-tree can be based on a re-sampling technique (cross-validation) to correct for over-optimism due to split point optimization [ 6].

Who is right?The boosters are guilty of over-optimism.

Afterwards a palpably relieved Rix urged against over-optimism.

But there can be over-optimism in real science too.

It's a better default setting than over-optimism.

As Americans tighten their purse-strings, over-optimism is a luxury even this industry cannot afford.

Numerous studies confirm, at the least, that they are prone to over-optimism.

Gene therapy has been plagued with problems naivety, false promises, over-optimism and fatalities.

That's more convincing since the airline industry has a long industry of over-optimism.