Sentence examples for sour climate from inspiring English sources

The bus service was started with great fanfare in February 1999, when a hopeful, almost euphoric mood prevailed, a mood that seems impossibly distant in today's sour climate.

Reflecting the sour climate for financial services companies, Merrill, the nation's largest brokerage firm, said that its revenue fell 15percentto to $4.4 billion.

That goal, an ambitious one by the standard of any magazine, is an indication of the unremittingly sour climate for Web advertising.

And even though its shares are currently less than half the value they were in December, when they hit $93.62, they're holding up fairly well given the sour climate for Internet stocks.

But on the specifics, I think both sides can take some blame for a sour climate on Capitol Hill.

She points out that her Malay co-leader of Bersih, a famous writer called A. Samad Said, has never been targeted.It is as yet unclear whether the souring climate could turn Malaysia's Indians against the BN.

The Disney deal is among several recent initiatives from Penney to try to stimulate sales despite the sour retail climate.

In this sour economic climate, Medvedev resorts to talking up Russian military power to convince Washington that Russia should be dealt with on its terms.

In this sour economic climate, Wi-Fi is one of the few new services that domestic carriers are spending money on.

But Turner, whipsawed when it became bullish on semiconductor capital equipment in late summer, continues to stress growth despite the sour investment climate.

In a telephone interview yesterday, Mr. Brill declined to blame the sour advertising climate or the economic aftershocks of the terrorist attacks for the demise of his magazine.