Sentence examples for pessimistic viewpoint from inspiring English sources

The pessimistic viewpoint shared by many Iranian conservatives is that this demand to be treated as an equal by the United States is unrealistic.

A comment commonly heard in Northern Ireland is that it will take a whole new generation to end them, yet in this dour and hardened place even that pessimistic viewpoint can sound too hopeful.

And so the value investor, you say you're going to try to lower your risk elements, lower your single scenarios and go into situations where people already have a pessimistic viewpoint toward the businesses.

The transaction is a very efficient way for the trader to establish a pessimistic viewpoint on the ETF because the maximum potential loss of $0.16 per contract pales in comparison to maximum potential profits of $0.84 apiece.

The high levels of uncertainty and complexity regarding antimicrobial resistance mandate that we build the capabilities to prepare not only for 1 specific future (following the pessimistic viewpoint of antimicrobial therapy: use it and lose it), but also across a range of alternative scenarios that may be less pessimistic.

These pessimistic viewpoints seem to rest on one major assumption that history is a good guide for the future.

Pessimistic viewpoints about the low chances of success to stop the development of antimicrobial resistance have repeatedly been reported (1).

The FH-SWOT model developed herein simultaneously delineates strategic alternatives and corresponding priority zones, while addressing the uncertainties related to stakeholder's conflicts and imprecise data to reach optimal, pessimistic and nominal viewpoints, which leads to development of an innovative and comprehensive decision-support framework for assessing sustainability.

There is something deeply haunting about the unflinching portrayal of human nature in The Road that is either pessimistic or realistic, depending on your viewpoint.

Of course, obsessively focusing on problems and scanning the environment for dangers will distort one's viewpoint, pushing us to become cynical, pessimistic and, as my friend put it, paranoid.

All the same, I'm glad that the Chief Rabbi has spoken up for the pro-natalist viewpoint, because it needs intelligent champions in a world sometimes over-pessimistic about population.