Sentence examples for a more pessimistic interpretation from inspiring English sources

But suddenly calling a second meeting is highly unusual, and a more pessimistic interpretation would be that divisions among leaders may mean even further delays.

Germany's consumers take a more pessimistic view.

The English classical economists who succeeded Smith, such as David Ricardo and Thomas Malthus, held a more pessimistic outlook.

"You sense a tougher environment, a more restricted environment, a more pessimistic environment.

A more pessimistic view is that a lot of the consumer demand for PCs will never return.

The new report, published on Wednesday, offers a more pessimistic portrait.

However, Gaston Mackouzangba, public labour minister and government spokesman, gave a more pessimistic assessment.

And every day in government he offers a more pessimistic, austere prospectus for the future.

So the weak spending report led some economists to sound a more pessimistic note on growth in the current quarter.

The report issued today suggested a more pessimistic view of the economy's prospects.

Under a more pessimistic view on growth rates, that load ratchets up to 302 percent of G.D.P. that year.