Sentences with phrase «far rosier picture»

It's a far rosier picture than what Director of National Intelligence Dan Coats had painted for Congress just a few days earlier.

But Republicans see a far rosier picture when they look at the state's Congressional map, which has been reduced to 27 districts from 29 to reflect national population shifts identified by the 2010 Census.

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That said, responses from partisans on the question of passive investment paint a far less rosy picture for the Liberal government.

There was further debate about this, but eventually, the group consensus was that Jesus was not painting a rosy picture.

But this picture is still far from rosy.

But there is a further complication which paints a rosier picture for the opposition: uniform extrapolation.

As usual, the revenue picture presented by the Assembly and Senate are far rosier than the projections from the governor.

I remember not very long ago (10 years back), Labour did not have a single seat in the South East of England... and their closest shot (Dover), they were still 800 votes short.After 1997, it was a much rosier picture for them - there is no reason why the same can not happen for us in the North... indeed, we are far stronger in the North right now than Labour were in the South East back then.

Last year the UK had the lowest national debt in the G7 apart from Canada - but if the measure is broadened out to the 30 - strong OECD countries, the picture is far less rosy.

This article paints a rosy picture of how the Lords has improved, but the institution is far from perfect.

[June] painted a far - too - rosy picture of life arising as proposed by Jack Szostak and Steven Benner's theory.

As rosy a picture as that paints, cervical cancer continues to claim far too many lives.

Even though the overall picture is far rosier than stereotypes dictate, there are still some tricky issues that have arisen alongside the senior dating boom.

At the beginning of the fiscal year, the picture was far less rosy.