Sentence examples for relatively optimistic about from inspiring English sources

Carlson's relatively optimistic about the movement.

In global surveys young Arabs turn out to be relatively optimistic about the future.

The situation remains perilous, and even economists who are relatively optimistic about the future of the euro counsel caution.

And sometimes it works that way: last fall, when investors were still relatively optimistic about banks, Oppenheimer's Meredith Whitney correctly forecast serious trouble for the industry.

Brad DeLong catches Tim Geithner in January of 2008, when he was vice-chair, waxing (relatively) optimistic about the state of the economy.

To be sure, Citigroup's financial cushion has fattened significantly, thanks in large part to taxpayer relief — prompting some banking analysts to be relatively optimistic about the bank's prospects.

Moreover, previous research findings have consistently indicated that there is a lack of awareness about HPV, and that young women express relatively optimistic attitudes about HPV infection [ 5, 30, 31].

The report helped boost Intel's shares 2.4%, to $21.50, in late trading Tuesday, but AMD shares also benefited modestly, advancing 0.3%, to $24.55, from Intel's relatively optimistic comments about business conditions heading into the important fourth quarter.

A more surprising finding is the relatively optimistic judgement about their physical health demonstrated by participants with non-psychotic mental illness in our sample, despite that people with anxiety and depression have consistently been shown to have higher levels of physical health disability [ 33, 34].

A relatively optimistic elite is emerging.

Many German managers remain relatively optimistic.