Sentence examples for rosy predictions from inspiring English sources

Such rosy predictions no longer need to come true for Ford to remain profitable.

Some economists were skeptical, given that similar rosy predictions in recent budgets have proved wrong.

Despite the improvements, it was hard to find anyone in North Philadelphia with rosy predictions of rebirth.

But that deal was based on faulty and overly rosy predictions of the country's economy and government finances.

At least that's the way a respected California consulting firm sees things, and it backs up those rosy predictions with some fascinating figures.

But it is merely a plan -- a blueprint rather than a binding accord -- that relies on some rosy predictions about the economy.

But despite that rosy prediction, the budget does not get close to balance.

Yet Mr Arnault's rosy prediction seems unlikely to come true.

Almost four years after the F.C.C.'s rosy prediction, the transition to digital broadcasting continues at a snail's pace.

Despite Univision's rosy prediction that TeleFutura will break even, Paul T. Sweeney, a broadcast analyst at Credit Suisse First Boston, said, "We think that TeleFutura will lose between $15 million and $20 million this year".

And the governor built his budget for this year around an exceptionally rosy prediction for economic growth, but revenue is coming in far short of those projections.