Sentence examples for pessimistic number from inspiring English sources

"Behind that pessimistic number, we do see a relatively optimistic view of the economy going forward," said Nigel Chalk, deputy director of the IMF's Western Hemisphere department.

Pessimistic number-crunching by Israeli analysts echoes Obama's view.

Mr. Wilson said Mr. McGreevey had used the most pessimistic numbers in calculating the shortfall.

"After some extremely pessimistic numbers, you have had some that provided a glimmer of hope about the economy," said Louis Crandall, chief economist at Wrightson Associates.

Some of the more pessimistic numbers refer to a Pentagon estimate pushing the estimated life-cycle operating and support price tag for the F-35 over the $1 trillion threshold, thus "bringing the government's forecast of cradle-to-grave cost for the F-35 program to more than $1.3 trillion," which some call "misleading".

I have also become pessimistic about a number of proposed solutions.

The equilibria depend on the rational expectation that employers have about the future: if the employers are optimistic, more job vacancies are created and the unemployment rate decreases; in the pessimistic case, the number of job vacancies is low and unemployment is high.

But right now, Fox's coverage is generally pretty pessimistic, because the numbers that it's looking at are not good for Mitt Romney.

In order to find the best ratio between the number of pessimistic to the number of optimistic secondary stations in the proposed scheme, we used fuzzy logic.

Even if one was very pessimistic and doubled that number, the total would still amount to less than 20% of Merrill Lynch's losses thus far.

In a more pessimistic scenario the same number of doses would become available during the pandemic and vaccination would take place at the peak of the pandemic (late vaccination).