Sentence examples for markedly pessimistic from inspiring English sources

When they speak of the situation in Benghazi, Libyans — including members of Parliament — are markedly pessimistic.

(Actually, the C.B.O.'s new — and markedly pessimistic — forecast is for an unemployment rate of 8.9percentnt in the fourth quarter of 2012, but Trump's figure wasn't far off).

But Phra Paisan is markedly more pessimistic about what is sometimes called "fast-food Buddhism".

The comments reflected a markedly more pessimistic view than Mr. Kissinger has expressed publicly in the past.

The Chinese are easing monetary policy and this will help their economy through the recent soft patch; the BofAML survey shows that investors have become markedly less pessimistic about the economy's prospects since last month.

A poll by ZDF (Zweites Deutsches Fernsehen) broadcaster said Germans are markedly more pessimistic about refugees, with 60 per cent of people surveyed now saying they believe Ms Merkel has handled the situation poorly.

The main projection is uncomfortably above the bank's forecast in May.Adding to the gloom, the Bank of England has become markedly more pessimistic about the prospects for economic activity.

Top Democrats are growing markedly more pessimistic about holding the House, privately conceding that the summertime economic and political recovery they were banking on will not likely materialize by Election Day.

Without exception, the nonparametric simulations suggested a markedly more pessimistic image of data requirement than the parametric simulations.

Nonparametric simulations gave a markedly more pessimistic image, some regions requiring more than 2.8 105 nucleotides or not achieving the desired level of support at all.

Women, she said, tended to be markedly more optimistic than men, while older Syrians were more pessimistic than younger ones.