Sentence examples for upbeat prospect from inspiring English sources
The phrase "upbeat prospect" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a positive or optimistic outlook regarding a future event or situation. Example: "The company's recent innovations have created an upbeat prospect for growth in the upcoming year."
Lloyds was forced to admit that it was under investigation by the City regulator over the treatment of customers in one of its PPI complaints handling centres, but the bank's chief executive, António Horta-Osório, presented an upbeat prospect of a sale of Lloyds' shares at a profit to taxpayers.
The research firm cautioned against the developing unanimity around Dow Chemical's upbeat prospects and an eagerness by analysts to top each other on peak views.
I believe the president will emphasize the upbeat prospects for relations between the U.S. and Asia.
"It is hard to take an upbeat view of the prospects for a rapid recovery," the research note said.
The Bank of Canada has up to now taken a relatively upbeat view of domestic prospects, based on tax cuts earlier this year, a strong oil and gas sector and a softening Canadian dollar.
According to two attendees, Rove delivered an upbeat view of GOP prospects for regaining control of the Senate in 2012, an assessment that was probably predicated on the tens of millions being spent by American Crossroads and Crossroads GPS, to help some 10 GOP Senators and candidates.
It found that analysts and business people in the eurozone's largest economy are more upbeat about prospects, partly due to a better economic outlook in the euro area.
Most are also now more upbeat about prospects for 2002.
Updated at 10.44am GMT 10.35am GMT The CBI are also upbeat about prospects this year.
I'm an old git, but I'm much more upbeat about prospects than they are.
The IMF is far more upbeat about prospects for rich countries than it was three months ago.
