Sentences with phrase «little optimism»

Most of those still around were not in the labor force, were not attending any education or training program, and expressed little optimism about their future or their value to society.

Given that money to help vulnerable populations adapt has been ad hoc and insufficient, there is little optimism for funds being made available for compensation.

Subsequent experience with side agreements on NAFTA has been so bad that environmentalists await the next round of GATT with little optimism.

Biologist Roger Payne, founder and president of Ocean Alliance, shows little optimism for the oceans and the living things that depend on it.

Is it not cruel to attack what little optimism we are able to muster these days?

Trading volumes offer little optimism.

Yet, there's little optimism about the future in Faces Places.

Little optimism was to be found on markets on Friday as high - momentum consumer and tech stocks were hit hard in the broad - based selloff.

The only reason why I'd be allowed a little optimism about this actually happening, besides me rating Aubameyang highly, is that we were top of the pile two years ago... in pretty much the same situation.

However, I do think we Gooners can at least show a little optimism ahead of this next league game, for a number of reasons.

This is a hugely exciting time for England football and with a little optimism around the chances of an international stage revival over the next few years, this talented generation of footballers will be able to flourish.

There is little optimism, however, that any of the signature proposals like early voting or same - day registration will pass.

And there appears to be little optimism they'll push it through before the end of the session Thursday.

But it turns out a little optimism goes a long way; just look at the outcome!

Sometimes all you need is a little optimism!

Have a little optimism.

Age may not have mellowed Tarantino but at least he can see the value in a little optimism.

On a cold March evening in New London, Connecticut, the 67 - year - old atmospheric scientist from MIT is trying to serve up a little optimism about the gloomiest topic of our time: global warming.

Content warning: a little optimism may creep in.

And there is little optimism that the latest talks known as COP19 here in Warsaw will change the situation even with the arrival of high - level ministers Wednesday.

Research shows that a little optimism can make a big difference both in your career and during your job search.

A little optimism goes a long, long way...