Sentence examples for reinforcing optimism from inspiring English sources

Stocks got a lift after reports on consumer confidence and third-quarter economic growth exceeded forecasts, reinforcing optimism that growth will be fast enough to support profits.

THE successful stockmarket flotation this month of Aena, a state-controlled airport operator, reinforced optimism that Spain's economy is finally on the road to recovery.

Analysts aren't expecting any big surprises, but a small revision to the positive side could reinforce optimism over the pace of recovery.

More or less reinforcing that optimism was General Manager Omar Minaya, who said players who had had similar procedures included Detroit's Carlos Guillen and the Yankees' Jorge Posada.

In giving a market that was already moving upward a big lift today, he seemed intent on reinforcing whatever optimism there is on Wall Street.

This temperate conduct reinforces my optimism that the Berkeley community can "go high" (as former First Lady Obama famously advocated) when challenged.

Mr. Fox's election and his commitment to increase economic growth have "reinforced that optimism," Mr. Bustamante said.

Her new happiness has reinforced her essential optimism.

Her message of optimism, reinforced by a heavy dose of discipline, has given her show one of the youngest demographics in daytime television.

Is that where we're headed?" He concludes: "In a word: No. My experience using both Meerkat and Periscope over the past several weeks has reinforced my fundamental optimism about human nature".

The rates of change in recent Labor Department surveys, reinforced by the optimism in the recent set of chief executive surveys, strongly suggest that the job market is about to turn the corner.