optimistically

Again optimistically, there might be 2.5 million replacement workers in this pool.

Immigration 2010

Again optimistically, there might be 2.5 million replacement workers in this pool.

C.M.O.T. Dibbler’s Immigration Bill 2007

Again optimistically, there might be 2.5 million replacement workers in this pool.

Stromata Blog: 2007

However, recently I drove past the far from completed Tarouba Stadium (my favourite acreage on planet earth!) and if I were Brian, I would be "blasted vex" knowing that my name was still mixed up with all sorts of negatives and unflattering accusations - with lots more time for new scandals to crop up before completion date (using the term optimistically).

TrinidadExpress Today's News 2008

‘But let me dip again and bring up in my spoon another of these minute objects which we call optimistically,

The Waves 2003

And that means more teens will, as the organization's name optimistically says, be alive at

Anderson Independent Mail Stories 2010

Close added that it is highly unlikely the first year of the grant fund will be fully spent, and that "optimistically" only around 4,300 will be sold before the scheme is reviewed next year.

UK government launches £5,000 electric car grant scheme 2011

Industry officials have said speedometers are set "optimistically" to give drivers an inflated sense of speed (and help them avoid tickets).

Which Is More Accurate: 2009

Q Christopher seemed to be talking kind of optimistically about a cease-fire coming fairly imminently this morning.

Background Briefing On Bosnia Air Strike ITY National Archives 1994

Industry officials have said speedometers are set "optimistically" to give drivers an inflated sense of speed (and help them avoid tickets).

WSJ.com: Law Blog 2010