Sentence examples for take a pessimistic view from inspiring English sources

But this necessary clear-sightedness should not lead us to take a pessimistic view.

Single-sided welds are of particular interest, however, current design codes take a pessimistic view of their fatigue performance.

However, while those living in ethnically diverse areas are less likely than the average to take a pessimistic view, they are still more likely to believe things have got worse (43%) than better (29%).

Unless there is a large jump in tax receipts in January, credit ratings agencies are expected to take a pessimistic view of the UK's public finances and downgrade its credit status.

There are many people out there who take a pessimistic view of Facebook.

They also take a pessimistic view of its feasibility, saying, as Peat, Marwick's Walter Hanson does, "that it would involve making even more estimates and judgments, thus compounding the present complaints against earnings reports".

Indeed, not all economists took a pessimistic view.

Cummings takes a pessimistic view of what has been achieved by governments since the Margaret Thatcher era.

But Mr. Weil, the analyst, takes a pessimistic view of most attempts.

The narrator arrives home and talks with her teenage son, who takes a pessimistic view of things.

"They are polishing the formula, but even taking a pessimistic view, with only half of last year's audience, it would still be a success".