Examples of using Cause for optimism in English and their translations into German
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This doesn't give cause for optimism- that much is true.
The notorious human rights record of the 13 year-old AKP government gives little cause for optimism in this regard.
And we have cause for optimism.
Certainly, the state of crisis in Europe is no cause for optimism.
The first available figures on their reception by German customers give little cause for optimism.
This also gives us great cause for optimism for reducing child mortality
finds much cause for optimism.
forecasts presented during ITB also gave us cause for optimism.
a generally high number of job vacancies all give cause for optimism.
the second is a definite cause for optimism.
The positive forecasts of UniCredit Group economists also provide cause for optimism, as they predict an end to the economic slump in the US.
This is cause for optimism far beyond the gallant attempts by the few women photographers of the 1980s to portray the silent lives of women.
There is no cause for optimism: the entrenched ruling elites of the system are incredibly powerful,
 There is no cause for optimism: the entrenched ruling elites of the system are incredibly powerful,
Sales as well as profits have considerably grown and give cause for optimism that the company can retain
There has been little cause for optimism since then.
visits seem to give some cause for optimism.
But it is not simply Arafat's passing that provides cause for optimism.
Here again, history gives no cause for optimism.
However, apart from a few exceptions, there is little cause for optimism.