Sentence examples for rather rosy from inspiring English sources
For a small company in the advertising industry, which is enmeshed in a prolonged slump, the results were rather rosy.
On the rather rosy assumption that GM sells 2m vehicles a year in America, each one will have to carry $300 in health-care costs.
Your report on the budget (Osborne strategy risks being blown off course, 25 March) gave a rather rosy view of the impact of the cuts on the poor.
The only serious problem Assad might face as he heads for university in five years' time is a rather rosy view of student support.
Michael Mann, a climate scientist at Pennsylvania State University, said Pourbaix's comments appeared to be based on "some rather rosy assumptions" about oil sands production.
In the spirit of David Stockman, Ronald Reagan's ineffably upbeat budget director, I offer you the return of Rosy Scenario, or, rather, Rosy Scenarios.
The picture was rather rosier year on year.
The picture is rather rosier in Madrid at the moment.
Mr Koizumi should also prod the regulators to ensure that banks reduce bad loans through real restructuring rather than rosy assessments.Beyond making capital flow where it is needed, Mr Koizumi must foster competition wherever he can.
Some may find her account of the delights of pre-war Warsaw rather too rosy, and military historians may wish for a clearer account of the fighting itself.But she bleakly sets out the central narrative: the poor leadership, flawed intelligence and bad planning which reduced the uprising's slender chances to nothing.
Ten years later, the picture looked rather less rosy.
