Sentence examples for sentiments of current from inspiring English sources

Echoing the sentiments of current Secretary of State Rex Tillerson and a number of executives who have signed on to an ad campaign to encourage the president to remain in the Paris Agreement, Clinton said that abandoning the agreement would be bad for the U.S. and American businesses.

The survey is based on a representative sample of 5,000 U.S. households and measures consumer sentiment on current economic conditions and the spending outlook for the next six months.

But echoing his successor's sentiment of unity, current Senate Majority Leader Harry Reid congratulated Mr McConnell in a short statement.

The Investors Intelligence newsletter, a measure of current sentiment, also points to less uncertainty.

Over all, consumer confidence — a measure of current sentiment — stood at a five-year low in March, the Conference Board said.

Mr Coucher said he was "mindful of current sentiment" and wanted to avoid an outcry that would overshadow his firm's achievements— although he is hanging on to a potentially lucrative long-term bonus plan.

These option contracts were likely opened up several months ago and are not necessarily a good reflection of current sentiment.

In a way, they are a better measure of current sentiment towards the online advertising sector, which remains exceedingly bullish despite all other forms of advertising struggling or sinking.

For each product, Retrevo will deliver measurements of the buzz on the web surrounding a product, the product's value for its current price, sentiments of the reviews on the web, and current deals on the product.

Our analysis of current market sentiment suggests that buyers are ready to move into the market, adding to the bullish short-term potential.

This article largely extends our previous work by comparing a much larger set of methods across many different datasets, providing a much deeper benchmark evaluation of current popular sentiment analysis methods.