Sentence examples for slightly less optimistic from inspiring English sources

Piazza was slightly less optimistic.

Several American studies are only slightly less optimistic.

The American Cancer Society is only slightly less optimistic about prevention, estimating that about 60% of America's cancer deaths can be avoided.

Compared to millennials, the younger generation was slightly less optimistic about the impact of automation, AI and technology on their work.

In fact, Lovato's straightness reveals a slightly less optimistic aspect of today's pansexual pop: it's a place where straight women are largely permitted to out-queer gay men.

And I have gradually become slightly less optimistic about the things that are known about the health of the children" born after IVF and related procedures.

At the end of a lively debate Madeleine Bunting took a straw poll to gauge whether the audience were more or less optimistic – even slightly – based on what they had just heard.

The result is an updated "Family of Man," just as earnest as the original but rather less optimistic and only slightly more relevant.

While slightly more favorable than the consensus of private economists, today's forecast is significantly less optimistic than the Bush Administration's projections.

Moving average methods for this data have high DPs, negligible observed tendency toward optimistic DP claims, and achieved an actual false alarm rate of slightly less than the nominal rate of one per year.

By teatime however, after the Treasury had slightly less enthusiastically said they were "open to discussion", that nurse, social worker, teacher or doctor had slightly less cause for feeling optimistic about a bigger pay rise any time soon.