Sentence examples similar to to conclude optimistically from inspiring English sources
While they conclude, optimistically, that policy-makers should feel secure that steps toward universal coverage are an important strategy for population health, especially among poor people, this seems over optimistic: it is clear that there is a scarce evidence base to support causal claims (12).
He concludes optimistically, if not entirely convincingly, that a "gradual rapprochement… is taking place beneath the surface".
They concluded optimistically that within the sampling precision of the model — which is still quite noisy — the aerosol scheme might not generate major regional climatic anomalies relative to those of unabated climatic change.
"I won't see it in my lifetime," he concluded, optimistically, "but the future is ours".
Given a merely OK site average of £1,389, it's hard not to conclude that the opening roll-out was optimistically wide.
Lan works through the various arguments that are traditionally used, from financial benefits to social ones, but concludes, more optimistically: "The value of a theatre can be measured in the quality and quantity of the relationship it creates".
I conclude by suggesting, optimistically, that a genuine computational theory of human intelligence will emerge in the next 50 years if we stick to the right, biologically inspired questions, and work toward biologically informed models.
