Sentence examples for pessimistic views on from inspiring English sources
Analysts said recent pessimistic views on some high-technology heavyweights by Wall Street analysts prompted investors to cash in after the Nasdaq market's steady climb last month.
In the literature, there are optimistic and pessimistic views on the implication of this development.
There are others with more pessimistic views on default rates, but thats why you have that back-up in rates, and the thing to keep in mind is high-yield rates are relatively sheltered from Treasury rate rises.
His 1998 book, "C.I.A. and the Vietnam Policymakers: Three Episodes 1962-1968," argued that the pessimistic views of rank-and-file C.I.A. analysts on the war had proved accurate.
Economists offer a pessimistic view on manufacturing.
Under a more pessimistic view on growth rates, that load ratchets up to 302 percent of G.D.P. that year.
Khamenei, who has the final say in all state matters and has usually taken a pessimistic view on nuclear negotiations, was addressing a crowd of his followers in Tehran on the occasion of Iran's national day for nuclear technology.
Chief PwC economist, John Hawksworth, rounded-off by giving a pessimistic view on the renting crisis in the UK and said: "We expect housing supply shortages to persist for at least the next decade and, realistically, expect to see a continuing rise in 'Generation Rent' until at least 2025".
If all these individual SBRs and their associated normal limits are treated as individual tests, the final semi-quantification classification is likely to be overly sensitive (increasing the risk of type I error) and may give a pessimistic view on this form of analysis.
This can be taken two different ways: from the pessimistic view, one could take this to mean that Netflix hasn't found any capable Android developer for the project, so work on the streaming client hasn't even started yet.
Two blokes who probably have a slightly less pessimistic view on things are Fabio and Grooverider.
