Sentence examples for the outlook between from inspiring English sources

Whatever happens to the oil price, the gap in the outlook between commodity and stock markets should narrow.

I also give a copy of a photograph taken by my wife showing the clino-compass in the line of the outlook between the stones A and C. Either reading may be the correct one, but, be it remarked, both are solstitial, and no other astronomical alignment is suggested by the arrangement of the stones.

The outlook between employer and employee is quite different.

The magazine quoted an unidentified senior military officer as saying that the war games were meant to "plainly tell the Taiwan public that the stable outlook between the two sides of the strait, which Chen Shui-bian" -- Taiwan's president -- "has proclaimed, simply does not exist".

Another factor is the growing gap between the generations: the difference in outlook between the cosmopolitan young and less cosmopolitan, older voters is greater than it was in the past (partly due to the recent rise in levels of university education, which tend to correlate with liberal views).

It may be that the outlook was between the stones C and B, the direction being parallel to the south surface of A, and not as I placed it; on this view we are dealing with the summer solstice sunrise, and this may be accepted for the statistical statement.

THE outlook for peace between Jews and Arabs in the Holy Land has rarely looked bleaker, at least if you take the pronouncements of the protagonists at face value.

Is it any wonder that the anger felt by many Democrats is even greater than can be explained by the profound differences in outlook between the two candidates and their parties?

Even in the next scenes between Wendy and Danny, back home and talking about their move up to the Outlook, the clear affection between them is subtly tinged with the same sense of stilted portentousness.

This is borne out by the latest YouGov poll of voter-defined "important issues", which shows the difference in outlook between working- and middle-class voters to be consistently smaller than that between old (60+) and young 18-244) ones.

At times, the chasm in outlook between Washington and Wall Street seemed impossible to bridge.