Sentence examples for pessimistic time from inspiring English sources

Sorry for all the unbridled optimism in such a pessimistic time, but maybe it's time to look on the bright side of some of these massive changes in the works.

There are plenty of reasons to be an optimist in a pessimistic time.

This procedure works in the pessimistic time O(n2), where n is a number of elements in V ̄ (when all solutions are comparable, i.e., to form a chain it may take niterations to find a Pareto point).

But in harder, more pessimistic times, investment falls even when rates are low.

Mr Lajcak says mildly that "we need to reverse current political trends in the country".Osman Topcagic, Bosnia's top official dealing with the EU, argues that, in pessimistic times, everyone should cheer up by looking at the good news.

A band rich with optimism but born amid pessimistic times, U2 this time around offered less a global history lesson than a personal history lesson, with Bono and band returning to their roots, thematically going back to violent Dublin in the '60s and '70s.

As a result, the general complexity of WMD and TAV models is similar but the pessimistic execution time of the WMD model is severely lower than the pessimistic execution time of the TAV-based algorithm.

It may sound pessimistic, but time and again information circulated in the form of official government statements has proved to be blatant lies to the media and Nigerians on matters of national security, or the rescue of the 219 schoolgirls still missing from the town of Chibok in Borno.

For example, if you tend to be pessimistic, when time pressures at work increase, your sense of distress is also likely to increase sharply with thoughts that you can't manage the situation.

Oncologists' estimates of each patient's predicted survival were imprecise: 29% were within 0.67 1.33 times the patient's actual survival, 35% were too optimistic (>1.33 times the actual survival), and 39% were too pessimistic (<0.67 times the actual survival).

Orwell of course could be discouragingly pessimistic at times.