Sentence examples for too much optimism from inspiring English sources

Others warned about embracing too much optimism.

Some experts are wary of too much optimism, however.

The big lesson of financial crises is that too much optimism exacts a steep cost.

Too much optimism about expected equity returns could have painful consequences.

Some officials said they hoped to open schools by Wednesday, but cautioned against too much optimism.

Mr. Sakaiya, however, was cautious about reading too much optimism into the consumer spending data.

There was also growing concern in Islamabad that too much public optimism on the part of investigators might frighten the kidnappers into rash action.

After being burned by too much earnings optimism during the bear market years of 2000 to 2002, Wall Street analysts became overly conservative in their forecasts from 2003 to 2006.

If that sounds a little too much like hacktivist optimism, Parkinson insists Australians can at least claw back on the solar science front.

Svante E. Cornell, a Caucasus expert at the School of Advanced International Studies at Johns Hopkins University, said this round of talks felt too familiar to give him much optimism.

These events underpin this exhibition in Warsaw's Galeria Zacheta, which tries to show the life of the period, particularly its early optimism, without too much overt irony.