Sentence examples for pessimistic ones from inspiring English sources

Optimistic analysts doubt that Skymark can break even (on an operational basis) until 2001 at the earliest; pessimistic ones doubt that Sawada can make it at all.

This estimate increases to about 77% when considering an optimistic recovery of resources but could be lower than 12% when considering pessimistic ones.

But Mr. Carter also offered an appraisal of those inspections that differed from some of the pessimistic ones that the Bush administration had given in recent days.

Indeed, when James Coyne and colleagues followed 1,093 people with advanced head-and-neck cancer over nine years, they found even the most optimistic subjects lived no longer than the most pessimistic ones.

The techniques for estimating network capacity are improved with three extra approaches, i.e., optimistic, realistic and pessimistic ones, which approximate the model to a real network operation.

More pessimistic ones think that even Houdini could not pull off this one off if the deal is delayed beyond November 30th.

An optimistic Lakers fan could take that as meaning the team is back on track, a pessimistic one would note that this just proves that Howard doesn't fit with this team.

After yesterday's upbeat notes from a couple of brokers on Antofagasta, came a pessimistic one from Evolution Securities.

It contains some optimistic technical assumptions, but also a very pessimistic one: that the UK relies entirely on its own energy supplies.

Optimism often precedes success, and so it may be tempting to put your money on the optimistic horse over the pessimistic one.

Other critical reviews, such as a pessimistic one last year by a panel of leading physicists with the American Physical Society, focused on the laser and particle beam weapons for an advanced system, he said.