Sentence examples for more upbeat view from inspiring English sources

Another took a more upbeat view.

Whatever the Fed's conclusion, many analysts insist the more upbeat view is justified this time.

For economists, the news fitted with other data offering a more upbeat view.

Mr. Badri, who was chairman of the Libyan National Oil Corporation from 2004 to 2006, appeared to take a more upbeat view of the situation there.

If you take a more upbeat view of the economy, you can ratchet the figures up to 5.5%to6.5%5% for stocks, and 1% to 2% for stocks.

That assessment clashed with a somewhat more upbeat view from the Bush administration, which has avoided the word "recession" to describe the current troubles.

Recent buying, though, appears to have been by funds taking a long view of Japan's prospects.It is hard if not impossible to find an economist or equity strategist who has not become markedly more upbeat about that long view.

Unlike previous Anonymous videos that typically feature ominous music and imagery, this one was much more upbeat, with the group even mocking the typical view of hackers.

Since last year, I've been more upbeat about the outlook than many professional economists, and so far the data has confirmed my view.

At a recent forum on cloud computing in Taipei, Taiwanese participants gave somewhat angst-ridden views on the shortcomings of the island's companies, while Western participants were conspicuously more upbeat.

Others share his upbeat view.