Optimists in a sentence

Nuclear optimists see some SMRs designed to use the stored spent fuel rods as fuel recycled over and over for additional power generation, rendering it down to something that is orders of magnitude more manageable for deep burial.

Optimists might point to inflation, the top trigger of last year's bear market, already far below its peak levels and creeping slowly but steadily to the 2% target.

That’s now up to a new generation of determined optimists.

We can be optimists and realists, dreamers and doers.

But the Democratic optimists would have you believe that an electorally significant chunk of voters will soon change their minds.

Indeed, optimists point out that the recent increase in the jobless rate wasn’t due to job losses, but instead happened because the number of jobs created was less than the number of new people looking for jobs.

Optimists suggest that an influx of ultra-low-priced Chinese EVs could accelerate U.S. electric vehicle purchases, speed up investment in charging stations and force down prices.

The increase in the share of optimists is widespread across income groups.

The PM will say 'at heart, we're a nation of optimists' and not 'blind to the challenges or threats we face'.

As far as India is concerned, the line that I’ve always used and I don’t feel compelled to change it, is that this is the country that consistently disappoints the optimists and the pessimists.

But the coronavirus is no ordinary ailment, and despite the techno-optimists’ best efforts, smartphone apps will not get us out of this crisis.

For incurable optimists, one positive effect could be the redirection of investment toward diversification.

National's optimists say the gap is bound to narrow as the election nears, the depression bites and unemployment soars.

President Cyril Ramaphosa is set to deliver his fourth state of the nation address (Sona) in parliament on Thursday, amid threats of disruption by the EFF and expectations of a game-changing speech from optimists.

According to the US National Library of Medicine, optimists are more likely to set goals and follow through with them than pessimists.

A very civic minded person, he also belonged to the Kearny Optimists, the Friends of Erin and he was a volunteer at the Kearny Museum.

Happy people are often the optimists who spread good cheer and contentedness as they move throughout the events of their day.

Optimists even hold hope that by outsourcing common diagnostic steps to machine learning, AI can return to clinicians some of the valuable time famously taken from the patient visit by the demands of medical record keeping and productivity.

Optimists have sound justifications to welcome these numerous rounds of talks and celebrate their prospects.

Pessimists have now out-numbered optimists for three of the past four months.