Sentence examples for outlook that there from inspiring English sources

It gave me a positive outlook that there are still some decent people in the world.

Following a reconnaissance mission, the NHC noted in their Tropical Weather Outlook that there was a high chance of the system developing into a tropical cyclone within the next 48 hours.

Microsoft has responded, saying basically that Outlook isn't broken and that, "There is no widely-recognized consensus in the industry about what subset of HTML is appropriate for use in e-mail for interoperability".

"I have that outlook that if there's a possibility of doing something different, we should explore trying it".

Actor Jim Beaver described Bobby as a "rough but warmhearted" working-class man with the outlook that "sometimes there are things that need to be done and they're not fun to do, but they gotta be done anyway".

New technologies such as behavioral advertising and neuro-marketing to some degree may help increase digital revenues by targeting advertisements better; but the overall outlook suggests that there will be less money to support content on the Web.

Or perhaps it is due to a positive outlook - that there WILL be reason to have breasts after all is said and done.

In short, empirical work about folk meta-ethical outlooks suggests that there is considerable diversity in the extent to which, and the circumstances under which, people express moral objectivist views or moral non-objectivist views such as MMR.

The supply outlook also indicates that there is more than enough to meet demand well into the future.

Management of neuropathic pain requires a sound relationship between patient and physician, with an emphasis on a positive outlook and encouragement that there is a solution, using patience and targeted pain-centered strategies that deal with the underlying disorder rather than the usual band-aid prescription of drugs approved for general pain, which do not address the disease process.

The outlook is so ambiguous that there is no single answer to the question of housing's potential as a long-term investment.