Sentence examples for outlook only from inspiring English sources

This linkage of region and outlook only goes so far, as the authors are quick to concede.

Among division rivals, the Mets have a brighter outlook only than that of the recently gutted Miami Marlins.

The company, however, raised its profit outlook only modestly for the year, citing a challenging economic environment.

Age also has an influence on outlook; only 11% of 18-24s believe there should "definitely" be a referendum, compared with 55% of those aged 55+.

That outlook only deepened, given that the wars in Ukraine and Syria have thrust him together more often with advisers from the military and the security services, some analysts pointed out.

Today's public is far gloomier about the economic outlook: Only 35% in an October Pew Research Center survey expected better economic conditions by October 2011, while 16% expected a still weaker economy.Meanwhile, as the chart at right illustrates, Depression-era voters were far more disposed to big government spending measures than they are today.

Lying about earnings, costs or rosy outlooks only creates inflated expectations.

His father-in-law clings to an earlier generation's outlook but this only makes him a fool: he has to be protected from the truth about his daughter because he wouldn't be able to take it.

The digital age does mean criticism is becoming more national in its outlook, but actors can only really afford theatre wages if close to home.

One of his main issues, reform of Wall Street, reflects not only his political outlook but also the finance-unfriendly regulatory environment in Vermont.

It is helpful to be reminded that there was, right to the end, a surprising range of mentalities and outlooks, but that only makes it harder to know what weight to attach to each of them, especially as the regime ratcheted up the terror in the final weeks and months.