Sentence examples for markedly less optimistic from inspiring English sources

French businessmen have become markedly less optimistic.

Ashcroft writes: "Labour-SNP switchers were markedly less optimistic than most about the economy.

As Asian companies release their earnings, executives are signaling a markedly less optimistic note.

However, he didn't hide the fact that he was markedly less optimistic than he had been in November.

One interesting finding from the survey of attitudes is that the public sector is markedly less optimistic than the private sector about the possibility of improving society through these new business opportunities.

Downing Street insisted the slump did not mark a long-term drop in what is overall robust consumer confidence, but there was a markedly less optimistic rhetorical tone emerging from senior figures in the government.

Tinsley says she's optimistic that "after a period of markedly less in-depth reporting, the public will realize what it's missing and the market will respond with a solution".

Butler seemed less optimistic.

Locals are less optimistic.

Others are less optimistic.

We are much less optimistic.