Sentence examples for dark outlook from inspiring English sources

But these are mere glints of light in a dark outlook.

John T. Chambers, chief executive of Cisco Systems, on Wednesday gave a dark outlook for the world economy.

Scenes from Blackwood's childhood in Ireland, later showcased in a series of short reminiscences, laid the groundwork for a dark outlook and a deep skepticism.

But using his analytical tools, it is surely possible to sketch out a rather dark outlook for the sea, thanks not just to the ebbing of European power but to avoidable crises of governance and demography.

(Bear in mind that I usually only see people on telly – made by sociopaths, for sociopaths, about sociopaths – or on the front pages of newspapers abandoned on trains. Which can give you quite a dark outlook).

Meanwhile, a dark outlook for the country's export sector could in turn depress share prices and business sentiment, worsen deflation and weigh on the wider economy — just as Japan has been showing signs of recovery.

Still, weakening currencies add to the impression of a darker outlook for Asia.

The darker outlook prompted the International Energy Agency, a forecaster for developed countries, to cut its estimates for global oil demand this year by nearly half a million barrels a day.

The fund said the darker outlook called for an even stronger policy response, including maintaining a high primary surplus in the public sector, a renewed effort on banking reforms, better management of public resources and development in the private sector.

Sourcing giant Li & Fung sank 10.4%, or 2.40 Hong Kong dollars (31 cents), to 20.60 Hong Kong dollars ($2.64) after the disappointing retail sales data in the U.S. implied a darker outlook for its business supplying consumer products to U.S. retailers.

Given the city's dark financial outlook, though, it could be difficult for the next mayor to find the resources that Mr. Daley was able to use to keep everybody happy and unified.