Sentence examples similar to outlook became optimistic from inspiring English sources

But his outlook became more optimistic once he accepted the possibility of a major elbow operation.

But he's become optimistic.

The report from the New York division of the National Association of Purchasing Management, a trade group, suggests that while the economy has been contracting since November, business managers recently became more optimistic about the outlook for the rest of the year.

They are motivated more by fears than by hopes since the setbacks that they have undergone have broken down their optimistic outlook to become more realistic.

In contrast, the panel has become more optimistic about the outlook for economic growth in Australia, both this year and next.

Investors may have become too optimistic about the outlook for stocks, said Uri Landesman, president of the hedge fund Platinum Partners.

By contrast, the panel has become more optimistic about the outlook for the United States, which is predicted to grow by 2.3% in 2003 and by 3.4% in 2004.

"The outlook has become more clouded.

The economic outlook was optimistic.

Yet, for arts groups, the outlook is optimistic.

North Dakota is the only state with a "stable" designation and no state's outlook is "optimistic".