Sentence examples for outlook that it from inspiring English sources

Indeed, one leading insurance-rating agency, A.M. Best, is now thinking about lifting the "negative" outlook that it had pinned on Lloyd's, thanks primarily to Equitas's performance.

And it comes at a point when the economy is clearly faltering – and certainly has a worse outlook that it did at the start of the campaign (without factoring in the impact of a hung parliament).

The White House budget office forecast on Thursday that unemployment would remain at 9 percent through the 2012 presidential election year, an outlook that it said calls for the sort of the job-creating tax cuts and spending President Obama will propose next week.

"We've all been beaten down so much by a cynical outlook that it's sometimes impossible to see the positive developments that are out there," said Bruce Grenville, a senior curator at the Vancouver Art Gallery who helped oversee the exhibition.

So thoroughly did he imbue the show with his personal outlook that it's hard to think of a car review without hearing the familiar ironic cadence of Clarkson's exaggerated delivery.

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It's the deciphering and the absorbing of the text, however, usually based on personal experience and outlook, that makes it hit in different ways.

The second organization, which is known as the Komala Islami, is said to be more moderate but still Islamist in outlook; that inclination separates it from the mass of Iraqi Kurds, who generally pay little mind to the more stringent demands of Islamic law.

And it's an outlook that could be gaining momentum – despite its lack of cheer.

You combine that with a supply outlook that is extremely low, and it has all of the makings for a strong investment case for people looking at residential.

It is an outlook that will have governments on the alert everywhere.