Sentence examples for significantly more optimistic from inspiring English sources

Her Majesty is, it turns out, significantly more optimistic than Mr Snowden.

After undergoing three rounds of treatment, Floyd was able to walk gingerly around the clubhouse, feeling significantly more optimistic.

Roche said that forecast was significantly more optimistic than Genentech's previous long-range plan, which had been provided to Roche in June.

The OBR, headed by Robert Chote, the former Institute for Fiscal Studies chief, is also significantly more optimistic about 2012 when it expects Britain's economy to grow by 2.6%, revised lower from 2.8% in June.

Meanwhile, Juniper's NFC projections, in contrast to Gartner's, are significantly more optimistic about how much NFC will be used, and about how much money will be generated from NFC. Juniper predicts in its new report that one in four consumers in the U.S. and Western Europe will tap, wave and hover NFC-enabled handsets at points of sale to buy goods by 2017.

Interestingly enough, the single women in my study were significantly more optimistic about their dating life (and were more likely to believe that they would find a new partner) than the men -- even those with children!

But I did want to weigh in briefly on the Fed's latest, in which Bernanke confirmed that the Fed is getting significantly more hawkish — based on relatively optimistic forecasts.

From the 5,000 nights studied, Jawbone identified that when a person sleeps for seven hours, they feel "were significantly more likely to report feeling optimistic, patient, focused, productive, and attractive".

Women used optimistic coping significantly more than men.

This is in line with the results of Lindqvist et al., who found that people with kidney transplants used optimistic coping significantly more and emotive coping significantly less often than the general population [ 41].

While Hilton's management had discussed what to do if the recovery is three to six months off, the executives decided that it would not significantly affect costs if they were more optimistic, Mr. Bollenbach said.