Sentence examples for broadly upbeat from inspiring English sources
However, the CBI remains broadly upbeat.
UPDATE II: Byrd's going to be OK, apparently, and the reports on Kennedy seem broadly upbeat, too.
"We do not expect Fed officials to alter their - broadly upbeat - view of the labor market on the basis of this report," wrote economists at Goldman Sachs, in a note to clients today.
Her broadly upbeat description of her job is at odds with the more widely accepted view of the sex industry as a place where vulnerable women are exploited by their clients.
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Chris Beauchamp, market analyst at IG, said: Leaving aside the small point of whether the ECB is actually considering a new bond purchase programme, the reports of a possible plan were enough to give markets the additional momentum they needed, building on the broadly upbeat atmosphere created by Apple's excellent earnings last night.
For his follow-up film 2040, which had its Australian premiere this week at the Gold Coast film festival, Gameau turns his focus to the health of the planet, keeping broadly the same upbeat approach.
However, the MPC added that "developments in the domestic economy had generally been positive" and broadly in line with the moderately upbeat picture presented by the previous governor, Sir Mervyn King, at his final inflation report press briefing.
However, the MPC said, "developments in the domestic economy had generally been positive", and broadly in line with the moderately upbeat picture presented by King at his final inflation report press briefing.
Lubchenco is upbeat on the status of U.S. fisheries: "It has not been broadly appreciated how significant the progress has been on ending overfishing".
