Sentence examples for widespread optimism that from inspiring English sources

But the widespread optimism that began the year is fading to some degree.

Following are excerpts from a speech yesterday by Alan Greenspan, the chairman of the Federal Reserve, at a conference of America's Community Bankers in Manhattan: During the past couple of years, however, the widespread optimism that was apparent in financial markets has given way to some reassessment of risks and opportunities.

"During the past couple of years…the widespread optimism that was apparent in financial markets has given way to some reassessment of risks and opportunities".

Today's eagerly anticipated European GDP data appears to have underwhelmed investors despite widespread optimism that it would beat expectations.

The standard of living for many Chinese was improving, and this led to a widespread optimism that the government's goal of achieving an overall well-off, or Xiaokang, society, was possible in the near future.

Against that, too, has to be set the widespread optimism that having Liberal Democrats as ministers will see a wide range of policies and principles followed in the day-to-day working of government.

There is a widespread optimism and intent that I have never sensed before......

It's an optimism that may be naive, but it's optimism all the same.

It is the optimism that is novel. .

When we performed this same analysis following the 4Q13 earnings season, we said that "the widespread optimism about a dramatic acceleration in economic growth and earnings growth is likely unwarranted.

As Crow has said for psychiatric conditions, where once there was "widespread optimism [that …] all that was necessary was to 'drain the pond dry' to reveal the relevant genes" 21 (p. 319), a much more critical approach is now being adopted.