Sentence examples for unjustifiably optimistic from inspiring English sources
The seven defendants, who belonged to the National Commission for the Forecast and Prevention of Major Risks, were accused of offering an unjustifiably optimistic assessment to the local population a week before the disaster.
But Dr. Neil Ferguson, an epidemiologist in another group of highly respected researchers led by Dr. Roy Anderson at Imperial College in London, said the new estimates were "unjustifiably optimistic".
James W. Noe, executive director of the group, said: "The Obama administration's report on the economic effects of the deepwater drilling moratorium is little more than an unjustifiably optimistic attempt to glaze over the real, devastating impact of the ban on deepwater drilling.
All have been carrying unjustifiably high costs.
And federal drug laws are unjustifiably extreme.
Expectations will rise too, perhaps unjustifiably.
This approach unjustifiably interferes with legitimate law enforcement strategies.
Or has a line been unjustifiably crossed, diminishing all concerned?
Not merely wrong, he adds, but unreasonably and unjustifiably so.
The Iranian government is indeed "paranoid"—and not entirely unjustifiably.
