Sentence examples for outlook more from inspiring English sources

The looming threat of new financial regulation only makes the outlook more uncertain.

Those shocks have made the outlook more uncertain, not just for the economy but for monetary policy.

It reflects an outlook more international, more collaborative and less confrontational, with no presumption that difference is always threatening.

In Ryan Lizza's "The Obama Memos," from 2012, internal White House memos are used to make a gradual and unacknowledged shift in the President's outlook more visible.

But he acknowledged that the recent weakness in demand would "make the task of delivering our first-quarter sales outlook more challenging".

Mr. Leggate said he rated BP's stock a hold, though comments today by Lord Browne, the company's chief executive, had made his outlook more positive.

And each day that stocks take a pummeling, the outlook becomes more and more murky.

Negative causal beliefs and a pessimistic future outlook were more common among those who were more disabled.

To Redding, the outlook is more defined.

But beyond that, the outlook grows more cloudy.

But the long-term outlook is more clouded.