Sentence examples for moderately upbeat from inspiring English sources
Its tenor is moderately upbeat: Boot believes lessons can be learned if only we look at history the right way.
However, the MPC added that "developments in the domestic economy had generally been positive" and broadly in line with the moderately upbeat picture presented by the previous governor, Sir Mervyn King, at his final inflation report press briefing.
However, the MPC said, "developments in the domestic economy had generally been positive", and broadly in line with the moderately upbeat picture presented by King at his final inflation report press briefing.
The O.E.C.D. report was moderately upbeat on the economic outlook, but predicted that the pace of the recovery would remain uneven, with growth in the United States likely to outstrip the expansion in Japan and Europe.
The O.E.C.D. report itself was moderately upbeat on the outlook for the large economies, although it stressed that growth was likely to moderate during the first half of 2010 as support from the inventory cycle faded, some fiscal stimulus measures ended and private demand suffered from sluggish credit growth and weak labor markets.
Asia/Pacific markets took courage from some moderately upbeat earnings reports out of the United States Tuesday and shook off a couple of sobering pieces of economic data, one on Japanese exports and another on Australian inflation, to make gains in morning trading Wednesday.
This provides a somewhat upbeat ending to the special collection.
The title holds that any bit of only moderately bad news strikes the beaten-down speaker as relatively upbeat.
The rhythm of the song can be roughly divided into two distinct parts: the verses, which feature moderately sparse electronic beats and a time signature of 5/4, and the choruses, which display more upbeat sounds and a 2/4 time signature.
