Sentence examples for relatively rosy from inspiring English sources
In short, things look relatively rosy.
(This is the relatively rosy view Treasury is promoting).
Despite the relatively rosy jobs report, average wage growth, at 2%, remains well below normal levels.
The administration's relatively rosy assessment drew fire from both of Louisiana's senators.
While economic news remains relatively rosy -- unemployment is low, and so are mortgage rates -- share prices have gone sour.
But it shows, if you look carefully, what a mess America's finances are in.The official figures are still relatively rosy.
The picture is relatively rosier in urban areas, where "only" 86 % of extreme poverty and 42 % of moderate poverty were chronic, and where "only" 62%% of the vulnerable experienced at least one episode of poverty (Fig. 6).
Though it was published in the relatively financially rosy year of 2004, it was such a hit it led to "The Debt Diet," an "Oprah Winfrey" five-show series now sold as a DVD.
A recent analysis by Goldman Sachs found that the effects of a federal minimum wage increase on employment levels would be relatively modest, offering a rosier view of the Democrats' proposal than a recent study from the Congressional Budget Office.
Even though things aren't all that rosy in the UK, investors are relatively optimistic in terms of 2013 for corporate UK as there are signs that the economy might rebound.
