Sentence examples for softer outlook from inspiring English sources

Given all this, the MPC's statement on Thursday is likely to show a further drift to a softer outlook for both growth and inflation.

He was speaking as the Bank released its latest forecasts for the economy showing a softer outlook for growth and as it announced a decision to hold interest rates at their record low of 0.5%.

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The Asian Development Bank has cut its growth forecast for the region's biggest economies, citing a softer outlook for China and India and a delayed recovery in the world's advanced nations.

Stocks look set to open lower this morning, depressed by persistent worries about a softer outlook for personal computer earnings.

Glen Morgan, a regular writer for the series, felt that the episode "wasn't completely effective", but also added that it offered a "softer" outlook compared to the series' other episodes so far, feeling that it was important to include several "episodes that demonstrate the paranormal isn't always horrifying".

"Devin had written it for a friend who lost his father through suicide; quite an intense subject matter," says Eales. "I tried to look at it from the softer angle the outlook rather than what happened.

Shares in Cisco Systems, which is considered a technology bellwether, closed unchanged at $13.20 after the company posted a record quarterly profit that topped estimates, helping take the sting out of a soft sales outlook.

Lighter in mood, softer in political outlook and less narratively ambitious than the first "Happy Feet" (2006), the new movie takes place in Antarctica, where thousands of emperor penguins hang out doing familiar animated penguin things, like gobbling fish, braving the weather and breaking into tightly choreographed song and dance.

The report said: "Several major forces are driving the global outlook: soft commodity prices, persistently low interest rates but increasingly divergent monetary policies across major economies, and weak world trade.

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