Sentence examples for rosy estimate from inspiring English sources

But like the rosy estimate of hundreds of thousands of new jobs for July, such a meaningful debate may be too much to count on.

That was the congressman's own, rosy estimate.

The Deepwater Horizon oil spill reached its fourth month, and with it came accusations that the White House had spun "a government scientific report into the amount of oil left in the Gulf of Mexico" with a far too rosy estimate.

Many budget experts agree that the rosy estimates were misleading.

Six trading days later, Gateway said the rosy estimates from the rest of you looked high by about $500 million.

But JPMorgan, the subcommittee noted, later had to restate its earnings to reflect the overly rosy estimates.

But Nortel's warning has stunned analysts, many of whom had previously offered rosy estimates of 30percentt growth for such products this year.

Regulators aren't delving into whether the bank fudged financial statements or gave rosy estimates of its business prospects – the types of things that usually prompt an S.E.C. investigation.

"They're incentivized to pump up their projections via press release, and make rosy estimates because there's no skin off their back if they fail to hit those".

The "rosy" estimates of "under a trillion" cited during the health care debate will prove to be a gross underestimate.

Such rosy estimates began to garner political support for building Hong Kong into a wine trading centre.