Sentence examples for increasing pessimism from inspiring English sources

Increasing pessimism has led to paralysis on Gaza.

The increasing pessimism sent confidence below its previous low, set in December 1974.

Compared with previous quarters the poll showed increasing pessimism about Germany as a business location.

Yet at the same time, his work is tempered with an atmosphere of melancholy and increasing pessimism.

The decline, reversing two consecutive monthly gains, reflects increasing pessimism about the job outlook and the economy.

Although the economy has grown this year — albeit slowly — surveys of consumer confidence keep finding increasing pessimism about the future.

"The last quarter of this year has seen increased pessimism among the legal profession.

Heavy TV watching may well increase pessimism about human nature". A final point goes beyond television.

My increased pessimism is based on our "bottom-up" approach toward assessing the health of any sovereign.

"Kraft has taken a relative-strength leadership role," says Johnson. "Despite the strength, the stock is seeing increased pessimism.

The resultant economic inequality between the lower and upper classes impairs the state's economic development, particularly because it decreases economic mobility, discourages entrepreneurship, results in poor educational outcomes, shortens economic expansions, lengthens economic contractions, increases pessimism, threatens social cohesion and undermines faith in our system of democracy.