Sentence examples for upbeat concluding from inspiring English sources

Overall, however, the report is upbeat, concluding that Africa is becoming an attractive destination for private investment.

In the Sunday Times, John Arlidge similarly listed so many "faults" that an upbeat concluding verdict looked unlikely, but he managed to produce one, arguing that Hilton's "fresh ideas" should induce Labour "to persuade the thinking man's Russell Brand to switch sides".

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"The outlook for 2014 is significantly more upbeat," the report concluded.

Analysts said the July data probably had minimal distortions, but some cautioned against concluding that the upbeat performance had been driven by an actual improvement in final demand.

"The cause of the failure is currently under investigation," it added, ominously, before concluding with a more upbeat, "However, full service has been restored and new results will be posted immediately following George W. Bush's speech on Thursday".

Her half of the double-wedding is upbeat, even if her sister's is a dour affair concluding in a humiliating inspection for blood on her marital sheets.

On getting an upbeat answer, Mr Rudd concluded that China was now "critical for Australia's continued economic performance".

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He concludes with the upbeat but callous advice to "just lie back and enjoy the optimism".