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But the debate is coloured by a growing pessimism about the prospects for converting our moral aspirations for a more inclusive world into reality.

Japan's Ambassador to Baghdad, Kunio Katakura, said in an interview this week that he felt a growing pessimism about the chances for a diplomatic solution, because "the gap is so great" between the minimum requirements of both sides before they will pull back from their vows to go to war if necessary over Iraq's occupation of its smaller neighbor.

There's been growing pessimism about the prospects for the Brazilian economy even before the recent sharp worsening of the fiscal crisis in the U.S. and Europe.

However, the diplomatic effort is tempered by growing pessimism within China at the prospects for an international climate deal.

— Patrick Farrell Nation's Restaurant News: A monthly survey of the nation's restaurant operators reveals growing pessimism about the economy and the possibility for sales growth.

The missing supporters happen to coincide with dropping approval ratings for congressional healthcare reform and growing pessimism about the country's political compass.

Mrs. Aung San Suu Kyi has recently spoken with an air of growing pessimism about the government's behavior and the chances for a serious dialogue.

With growing pessimism about further rate cuts, Treasury bond yields - a closely watched benchmark for other interest rates, including home mortgages - have climbed to 7.72percentt, from 7.2percentt at the end of August.

In my last piece for Entrepreneur.com I was in Shanghai, writing on the growing pessimism amongst the business community in China.

Opinion polls in America show a growing pessimism about Afghanistan (see table).

But Habila's powerful, accomplished third novel displays a growing pessimism about journalism's capacity to effect change – as well as providing a nicely cynical dissection of the media's relentless appetite for sensation.