Sentence examples for outlook caused from inspiring English sources

One possibility is that the financial crisis and resulting bleak economic outlook caused Mr. Romney's trustee to cash in long-held, appreciated foreign assets.

During preparations for the third NKV exhibition, held in December 1911 at Thannhauser, differences in aesthetic outlook caused a split in the group.

The upbeat outlook caused State Street shares to soar 9.9% higher.

"The downgrade of Hungary's ratings reflects further deterioration in the country's fiscal and external financing environment and growth outlook, caused in part by further unorthodox economic policies, which are undermining investor confidence and complicating the agreement of a new IMF/EU deal," said Matteo Napolitano of Fitch's sovereign ratings division.

But the study is a long way from proving that a positive outlook causes these centenarians to live longer, said Dr. Nir Barzilai, one of the study's researchers.

As they see it, uncertainty about the outlook is caused not by Britain but by an England confronted simultaneously by pressure to devolve sovereignty to the Celtic nations and pressure to share it externally with other nation states in Europe.Against this background the authors explore various ways England's crisis of identity might resolve itself.

She said a "notable change in the outlook," could cause the Fed to pause in the pace of its cuts.

"The reduced revenue outlook will cause investors to question the turnaround," wrote Gregory Gould, a Goldman , Sachsanalyst, in a report this morning.

It is possible that relaxation simply improves people's outlook and causes them to eat healthier food, sleep better and get more exercise, and that those changes affect their skin.

It's entirely possible that my curmudgeonly outlook will cause me to miss out on a phenomenon that is not the nadir, but the apex.

Cotes wrote that Robey was not a politician, merely a jingoist, who "lived long enough to feel [that] his little-Englander outlook [was causing him] acute embarrassment, and his army of admirers deep dismay".