Sentence examples for more pessimistic view from inspiring English sources
Germany's consumers take a more pessimistic view.
Poetry is what is gained in translation, wrote Joseph Brodsky, inverting Robert Frost's more pessimistic view.
The report issued today suggested a more pessimistic view of the economy's prospects.
A more pessimistic view is that a lot of the consumer demand for PCs will never return.
Under a more pessimistic view on growth rates, that load ratchets up to 302 percent of G.D.P. that year.
From the start there have been differences, with the American authorities expressing a more pessimistic view than the Japanese.
It is also a symptom of the yields for government bonds around the world absolutely collapsing as investors take more and more pessimistic views of the world economy over the next few years.
This differs from more pessimistic views of human nature, such as are inherent in the Christian doctrine of original sin; ancient Greek notions of tragedy; the complexities of psychoanalysis; and Indian religions which teach that to live is to suffer, and so to live is never to be truly liberated.
Investment banks Morgan Stanley and Goldman Sachs also recently spelled out their more pessimistic views recently.
There are others with more pessimistic views on default rates, but thats why you have that back-up in rates, and the thing to keep in mind is high-yield rates are relatively sheltered from Treasury rate rises.
However, within the study population, women who reported a high level of pain intensity and disability held more pessimistic views, which are not consistent with evidence-based practice.
