Sentence examples for their pessimistic from inspiring English sources

Their pessimistic report pessimistically concluded that Soviet Union's nuclear stockpile and production capacity could well be "equal or actually superior to our own, both as to yields and numbers".

They also showed more academic growth, earning better grades that term than their "pessimistic" counterparts.

Clearly, the success of both owed to the fact that they were so wildly funny — and, in both cases, the comedy sprang naturally out of their pessimistic perspectives.

In a classic study in the 1980s, for example, Seligman followed insurance salespeople at Metropolitan Life and found that optimistic salespeople outsold their pessimistic counterparts by 37%.

The Norse settlers integrated well with indigenous tribes, and perhaps the long highland history of berserker warriors and their doomed courage comes from their pessimistic shadowy stories.

But in the equity markets, where hedge fund managers usually express their pessimistic views by betting against a company or the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index as a whole, such bets are at a six-year low.

Morgan Stanley analysts, in their most bullish estimates, predict such technology could lead to a $2.9-trillion 2.9-trillion2040, whindustryr most pessimistic view pegs the value at abyut $615 billion.

No display trickery is needed for these paintings to cast their grandly pessimistic spell.

Economists surveyed were their most pessimistic about the current situation since the summer of 2010.

In Germany, five economic institutes that advise the government released their most pessimistic forecasts yet for the nation, Europe's biggest economy, in the coming year.

What they discovered confirmed some of their most pessimistic expectations: inhabitants of a land so fertile emerged shrunken and shriveled, as if they had crossed the Ethiopian desert.