Sentence examples for was strongly optimistic from inspiring English sources

In the interview, Mr. Emmerson said that he had received "reliable indications of cooperation from a variety of states" and that he was "strongly optimistic" that the Obama administration would follow their lead despite its reluctance in the past to disclose details of its inquiries into drone strikes to independent investigators and human rights groups.

Buffett, who stands at No. 2 on the Forbes World's Richest People list, usually plays the tortoise on shareholder expectations; happily this year, he was strongly optimistic on profit: "You're going to see great results from our insurance businesses," Buffett said, announcing a $20 million underwriting profit from his insurance and reinsurance businesses in the first quarter.

I am strongly optimistic that common sense and the inherent goodness within us will win out over this temporary nostalgia for the "good old days" when the wealthy and powerful grew or retained their wealth -- the rest be damned.

On the basis of endorsement of the positive beliefs, attitudes towards cancer were strongly optimistic, with 90% agreeing that 'cancer can often be cured', 98% that 'going to the doctors quickly can increase the chance of surviving', and 88% that you can 'continue with normal activities and responsibilities' after a cancer diagnosis (Table 2).

A simulation system is presented that uses the optimistic protocol and runs on a distributed memory machine the IBM SP. The efficiency of parallel discrete event simulations that use the optimistic protocol is strongly dependent on the overhead incurred by rollbacks.

The Democratic candidates, Hillary Clinton and Barack Obama, are also on board, and supporters of the proposal, which is strongly opposed by the Bush administration, are optimistic that success is near.

Registration is strongly advised.

Everyone is strongly cautioned.

Reservations are strongly recommended.

Goggles are strongly recommended.

Other traits related to health such as optimism, self-esteem, and self-control load on a single factor ('optimistic control') and are strongly associated and subsumed within the five factor model, especially E and C (see Marshall, Wortman, Vickers, Kusulas, & Hervig, 1994).