Sentence examples for change in the outlook of from inspiring English sources

Even if there are no further terrorist incidents, he is concerned that just a minor change in the outlook of consumers and investors could wreak havoc with the economy and drive down the price of stocks.

The S&P 500's almost-1% decline last Thursday seems to have caused a quick change in the outlook of some analysts.

But to effect a real change in the outlook of America's execs, we'll need to instill in the next generation of business leaders a sense of social purpose and broader understanding of their role as custodians of society's economic resources, rather than the very limited Friedmanist view that the selfish pursuit of maximizing profits leads to the best of all possible worlds.

"The main change now is in the outlook of the people," Mr. Sultan said.

Cespedes has the talent and explosive ability to immediately change the outlook of a series in one at-bat or with one throw from the outfield.

"If those conditions cease to hold, and we anticipate changes in the outlook, then of course we will respond to that," he told the committee's chairwoman, Representative Carolyn B. Maloney, Democrat of New York.

It can, in the space of a few minutes, change the outlook of an entire nation.

She said a "notable change in the outlook," could cause the Fed to pause in the pace of its cuts.

"A notable change in the outlook," Yellen replied.

"If there's a substantial change in the economic outlook in either direction, then there would be a change in the outlook," Mr. Bernanke said.

Scott O'Connor told KPNX in Phoenix that the romance had changed the outlook of his father, John, about being in the center.