Sentence examples for more pessimistic with from inspiring English sources

Subjects receiving the low piece rate are significantly more pessimistic with respect to performance.

Older people tend to be even more pessimistic, with 62 per cent predicting a crash in the next 12 months.

The OBR's view of the economy is significantly more pessimistic, with the 'cyclical' impact of the downturn lasting much longer.

The yen fell after the Bank of Japan became more pessimistic with its June economic outlook, signaling the country may be lapsing into a recession.

All other countries are more pessimistic, with the next-lowest "worse off" response at 44% in Australia, and with France and Germany at 70%and72%2% respectively.

However, recent research has been more pessimistic with respect to the coordination capabilities of price signals due to the tendency of creating herding or load synchronization effects (Gottwalt et al. 2011; Sioshansi 2012).

These future emissions scenarios span a range of possible futures from assuming current air quality legislation is fully implemented, to a more optimistic case with maximum feasible reductions, through to a more pessimistic case with continued strong economic growth and minimal implementation of air quality legislation.

In a more pessimistic scenario with higher geology technology risks, assuming factor G to be 0.07, the evaluation result from the real options model suggests a project value of USD6.48$ per barrel.

Some of the results were unsurprising: people who described themselves as unemployed were mostly more pessimistic than people with jobs.

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.

As a result, the five-state model has a more pessimistic result compared with the two-state model, but it is more suitable to reflect the relationship between wind power output and wind speed.