Sentence examples for there is considerable pessimism from inspiring English sources

There is considerable pessimism on all sides on the odds of a quick resolution.

But there is considerable pessimism, both within Serbia and abroad, as to whether Mr. Zivkovic will be able to break deadlocks in the reform process and in meeting Western demands to extradite all Serbs accused of committing wartime atrocities to the war crimes tribunal in The Hague.

In the last quarter of the 20th century there was considerable pessimism, but the idea that schooling could influence either society or the individual was widely held, affecting the growth of tertiary-level alternatives, management strategies, and education of disadvantaged people, in both industrialized and developing countries.

The problem space was sharpened by excluding viruses, as non-living entities (but cf. [ 132]), from the microbiological system; but early expectations that a phylogenetic classification would emerge for bacteria [ 133] were unrewarded, and by the mid-Twentieth century there was considerable pessimism that a natural evolutionary classification of bacteria was even possible [ 134- 139].

There is considerable commerce at stake.

There is considerable doubt whether the….

Yet there is considerable consumer resistance.

But there is considerable cause for comfort.

So there is considerable royal precedent.

Otherwise, there is considerable structural variation.

There is considerable evidence for this theory.