Sentence examples for slightly less rosy from inspiring English sources
Similarly, the picture in the UK is slightly less rosy than it looks.
Speculative rebuilders in other parts of the region tell a slightly less rosy story.
In Buea, the mountain capital of Western Cameroon, the honeymoon is already at a slightly less rosy stage.
But dig a bit deeper into the latest releases from the ONS and the picture looks slightly less rosy.
(The 2014 numbers look slightly less rosy than the rates in 2013). The improving economy and the coverage expansion of the Affordable Care Act have nudged spending growth back up, though it remains low by historical standards.
Outside the summit jamboree, for which a ticket would cost you £1,750, were some people who could have given the delegates a slightly less rosy picture of Britain's supposed superiority.
At times it seems as if the writers and producers were recreating their own lives on a slightly less entitled, more middle-class canvas — and with a rosy, self-congratulatory gloss.
Economists' predictions are less rosy than at the start of the year, but only slightly.
Others felt far less rosy.
Things look less rosy in Europe.
