Sentence examples for too pessimistic about from inspiring English sources

He is perhaps too pessimistic about parliamentary accountability.

We will be a little too pessimistic about economic prospects.

The bank recently indicated it had been too pessimistic about some of its Washington Mutual costs.

Investors eventually get too pessimistic about struggling firms, and price their shares too cheaply.

Which is a reason, after all, not to be too pessimistic about America's cultural divisions.

All this, some say, is proof that investors are too pessimistic about the Russian economy.

The explained variance gives a too pessimistic picture about model fit.

It has already fallen to 8.8 percent, and the new consensus, of 8.4 to 8.7 percent, could be far too pessimistic if companies mean what they say about hiring.

That sounds about right to me, though maybe a touch too pessimistic.

For BIRCH data, the estimates for the last swap are slightly too pessimistic as it over-estimates the iterations by about 30%.

Sometimes I think pronouncements about the charity sector in this country are too pessimistic.