Sentence examples for in sentiment for from inspiring English sources

"I'm predicting the same turnaround in sentiment for Roanoke".

The latest poll from market researcher GfK recorded the biggest slide in sentiment for more than 26 years in July.

A closely watched consumer confidence index from market researchers GfK last week recorded the biggest drop in sentiment for 21 years, following the Brexit vote.

Set in 1997, just after the death of Princess Diana, it is steeped in sentiment for a France fast disappearing, teems with a cast of putatively lovable eccentrics, and is larded with the clever special effects that recall Jeunet's 1991 feature film debut Delicatessen.

"There is no one reason for the steady slide in share prices – just a feeling that last week marked a change in sentiment for investors after a one-month period of UK shares trading sideways," said David Jones, the chief market strategist at IG Index.

Bullish: RAND; Randstad Holding; jumped 52.49 in sentiment for February.

A closely-watched survey of American investor attitudes provided by the American Association of Individual investors on Thursday showed the biggest increase in bearish sentiment for five years in the latest week.

Their more recent performances haven't lived up to expectations, most starkly illustrated by several high profile environmental disasters such as the BP Deepwater Horizon oil spill in 2010, which led to a drop in public sentiment for petroleum companies.

Since federation in 1901, sentiment for a republic has largely corresponded with that about the royals.

American newspapers published the text (without mentioning the British role in intercepting and decoding the telegram), and the news stories, combined with German submarine attacks on American ships, accelerated a shift in public sentiment for U.S. entry into the war on the side of the Allies.

The fourth quarter's positive shift in professional sentiment for Nasdaq, for example, was the biggest such shift I've ever measured in any single market.