Sentence examples similar to Grim forward looking from inspiring English sources

Judging by the grim forward-looking surveys of business and consumer confidence, the second quarter will suffer more of the same.

Markets are forward looking.

The combination of the increasing number of new claims for unemployment benefits mixed with the decline in consumer spending signals that the outlook for the U.S. economy going forward looks grim.

But he carried himself onstage with grim efficiency, as if looking forward to leaving.

"This would cost roughly €70 in Romania, and I got it here for free around the corner!" While Elvis is going back to Romania to celebrate Christmas, many people in this makeshift camp have a pretty grim new year to look forward to.

She says with grim relish that she is already looking forward to the discussions with potential backers when she decides to do her next film.

I found it to be more grueling than enjoyable — although by the standards of today's torture-porn thrillers it's positively G rated — and was looking forward to seeing its grim self-seriousness punctured onstage.

The public will have a grim couple of years to look forward to".

An appointment with Mr Blair meant looking forward to a wide-ranging, informative and usually humorous conversation (however grim the political backdrop).

Doomed anticipation forms an important part of Hood's worldview, whether it's the "Granddaddy" looking forward to being "the laziest sonofabitch you've ever seen", or the grim prospect of suburban marital hell in "Screwtopia".

"We keep looking forward".