Sentence examples for already pessimistic from inspiring English sources

Credit-rating agencies including Standard & Poor's and Fitch were already pessimistic about Russia.

For those who were already pessimistic, the last two weeks offered much to reinforce their view.

"So suppliers were already pessimistic about the housing market before Sept. 11," Dr. McCarthy said.

Figures released today by Eurostat show that euro-wide GDP expanded by a mere 0.1%, less than the already pessimistic 0.2% that had been expected in the markets.

Two other recent Pew surveys found that black Americans' views of the state of race relations and racial equality were already pessimistic in the months before Trump was elected.

But the prospect of an election race between three old faces from the past – Hollande, Sarkozy and Le Pen, who all fought the last presidential race in 2012 – has exasperated much of the already pessimistic electorate.

The results defy even the worst predictions for the PSOE (Spanish Socialist Workers' party), which were already pretty pessimistic.

That's true, but Americans were already plenty pessimistic about the next generation (65percentto27percentcent) back in 2006, when the economy was strong.

It is due to report early next year.In this section Battering on The other EU Divided loyalties Bac blues Flaring up Scandal in Catalonia ReprintsMr Hamon's concern seems to be over the stress and anxiety that harsh grading inflicts on French schoolchildren, and the lack of confidence that this engenders in a country that is already excessively pessimistic.

Boeing and Chevron beat Wall Street's expectations, but those expectations were already extremely pessimistic given Boeing's problems with soft Asian demand and Chevron's struggles in the weak oil market.

But to do more substantial damage, rising interest rates would have to have a big effect on earnings themselves.Some equity analysts are already growing more pessimistic.