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"One thing is what I want and another thing is what is going to happen," he pessimistically replied when a reporter enquired about more signings.

Pessimistically, this may result to an increase in airfare brought about by the increase in the taxes that will soon be incurred by these companies.

Football goals are being used as a balm for the soul of a people who recently were looking somewhat pessimistically at their own future.

His exploration of the topic is sure to be of interest to anyone academically or professionally invested in strategy, as he examines it from a number of angles including policy's influence on strategy as well as the reverse, an interaction which ultimately led Castex pessimistically (or perhaps realistically) to describe the ultimate product of the two as the least bad compromise.

Thiruvadanthai, noting that investment is usually a good predictor of economic growth, pessimistically concludes that weak investment is a perfectly rational response to expectations of slow growth.

"No good deed ..." again mutters my husband, and part of me pessimistically agrees.

Shaw summarizes the rifts within Labour among the holders, who want to maintain a pro-immigration stance, defuse advocates who pessimistically believe the most Labour can do is to ignore the subject and adopters who believe the economic costs from immigrants to low-income Britons de souche and cultural conflicts are so profound that Labour must adopt a much more restrictive set of immigration policies.

"You can look at tonight either optimistically or pessimistically - and for me the glass is half full.

Pessimistically speaking, we believe that the company will be a $300 million business [at year seven].

At fifty-five years of age and having been a professional economist for thirty years, I am pessimistically optimistic about our economic future.

After voting for subsequent failed legislation that would have expanded background checks on gun purchases and banned assault weapons and high-capacity magazines, he pessimistically observed, "Nobody believes that gun control by itself is going to end the horrors we have seen."

Using regression analysis to extrapolate, the authors pessimistically predict a bankruptcy rate of between 15 and 40 percent 25 years after retirement.

We should stop being judgmental and looking at everything cynically and pessimistically.

Top state officials pessimistically confirmed that insecurity had further worsened in the state and effort to restore trust in the rural communities was becoming more difficult.