Sentence examples for a more pessimistic view from inspiring English sources

Germany's consumers take a more pessimistic view.

Guy Midgley has a more pessimistic view of atmospheric CO2's apparently increasing influence.

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

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

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

From the start there have been differences, with the American authorities expressing a more pessimistic view than the Japanese.

Lawrence H. Meyer, a former Fed governor and now a senior adviser at Macroeconomic Advisers, a forecasting firm, said, "The Fed has a very benign interpretation about inflation, and the markets have a much more pessimistic view".

The comments reflected a markedly more pessimistic view than Mr. Kissinger has expressed publicly in the past.

Economists offered pointed criticism of the way that the bank had managed the crisis, and a much more pessimistic view of the state of the euro area.

One area of potential conflict: C.I.A. analysts have generally taken a far more pessimistic view of the American-led war effort in Afghanistan than has General Petraeus.

Kieren Fallon, second-favourite in the betting on Aidan O'Brien's next jockey, takes a much more pessimistic view of his chances than the market.