Sentence examples for raise optimism from inspiring English sources
A Chinese government pledge to maintain policies intended to strengthen its economy, helped raise optimism about global growth.
The impasse was clear as Mr. Obama and Mr. Boehner separately spoke to the television cameras instead of each other, after a weekend of private negotiations amid grieving over the shootings in Newtown, Conn., had narrowed their differences enough to raise optimism about a far-reaching deal to stabilize the nation's debt.
News that'll raise optimism even more: Gallup notes that outlooks are already improving nationwide for 2012.
Italian borrowing costs reached breaking point on Wednesday after Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi's promise to resign failed to raise optimism about the country's ability to deliver on long-promised economic reforms.
Recent findings in rodent models of stroke that suggest the replacement of hippocampal pyramidal cells by endogenous progenitors raise optimism for regenerative therapies [ 18].
These considerations raise optimism that this knowledge will fuel future studies aimed at shedding light onto the function of Nupr1 as a regulator of OIS in other organs and consequently have an impact on cancer development.
American stocks gained Tuesday as surprisingly strong sales of existing homes raised optimism about an economic recovery.
This has raised optimism that the forthcoming bank earnings season in the US will tread a similar path and outperform too.
WASHINGTON (Reuters) — A gauge of planned business spending increased by the most in five months in October, the Commerce Department said Tuesday, raising optimism that the sharp cutbacks in capital investment during the summer were abating.
The markets were generally higher earlier in the day when an agreement between leaders of France and Germany raised optimism that European leaders would reach a credible solution to their debt crisis.
Separately, a barometer of German business sentiment rose more than expected, raising optimism that the euro zone's biggest economy is growing again after declining 0.2 percent in the last quarter of 2011.
