Sentence examples for tempered outlook from inspiring English sources

Eric Witmondt, chief executive of the New Jersey office of GVA Williams, based in Parsippany, has a more tempered outlook.

Although Gucci said at the time that the shortfall was mainly a result of the higher costs of revamping Yves Saint Laurent, which Gucci bought in 1999, the economic climate also played a role in the tempered outlook.

The tempered outlook was delivered as the company, which agreed last month to be acquired by Bertelsmann of Germany, reported that profit in 2000 fell by 61percentt but met analysts' expectations.

While the authors worry about Obama's acquiescence to conventional wisdom in Afghanistan, they praise his tempered outlook on Libya; this raises broader questions about domestic political pressures that the two, in their characteristically astute way, would have done well to treat in more detail.

The results, coupled with a tempered outlook for the rest of the year, have led some analysts to wonder whether Mr. Groenink can make good on a promise to transform ABN Amro into one of the top five banks in the world, ranked by return to shareholders.

With that tempered outlook, he also said that he's skeptical the venture firms can scale geographically and operate successfully in multiple regions of the world.

Still, companies have tempered their outlook with concerns about future economic growth, government regulation and the debt crisis in Europe, he added.

Dell's chief financial officer, Brian Gladden, said in an interview that the company had tempered its outlook for the fiscal third quarter partly because it expected distributors to hold off on buying new computers before the late October release of the latest version of Microsoft's Windows operating system.

Joining a long and growing list of European companies voicing concern about the slowdown in the United States economy, Anglo American, the world's largest mining company, tempered its outlook for this year, even as it reported that profit in 2000 surged 26percentt.

Dell's chief financial officer Brian Gladden said in an interview that the company tempered its outlook for the third quarter partly because it expects distributors to hold off on buying new computers before the late-October release of the latest version of Microsoft Corp's Windows operating system.

In the United States — where the expansion is in its ninth year and cyclical unemployment has all but disappeared — a soft patch in early 2017 and policy uncertainty have tempered our outlook.