Sentence examples for pessimistic cases from inspiring English sources

Finally, we propose a dedicated variable elimination algorithm that can be applied to both optimistic and pessimistic cases for solving PID.

Consequently, r values of 10%, besides the 8%, as well as two other values of 12 and 14%, representing pessimistic cases, were taken into consideration.

The pessimistic case for Mr. Romney in Nevada is that the polling spread has been narrow there compared with other states.

"The pessimistic case is that they don't know how — they just got lucky with their first thing and they're riding that out," Altman said.

"The fact that no one really disagrees with the pessimistic case is a dangerous signal" that investors have overreacted, Alexander Kinmont, a strategist at Nikko Salomon Smith Barney, wrote recently.

Factoring in these effects, they argue, "could easily more than double the costs of Brexit and lead to a loss in the pessimistic case comparable to the decline in UK GDP during the global financial crisis of 2008-09".

To make that more pessimistic case, just combine this chart showing the current American unemployment rate by education level with this chart showing how social mobility for the bottom 20 percent stacks up against other developed economies.

The pessimistic case is that he doesn't really stand out from the pack on the basis of personality, accomplishments or what we might think of as his "brand".

There is a pessimistic case that the problems of the Battersea redevelopment have become so big that no private enterprise will ever be able to shoulder them – certainly, there is not much optimism surrounding a fourth private enterprise, where three previous ones have failed.

The pessimistic case was partly set out in the Channel 4 series Humans, about a near-future world where intelligent, human-like robots would do routine work, or stand on streets handing out flyers, while some people worked (law and policing seemed to get a pass, mostly) but others were displaced – and angry.

Case B (pessimistic case): The forecasted wind production potential is completely unreliable.