Sentences with phrase «less rosy picture»

A less rosy picture is painted by Bill Lee, founder and president of City of Industry, Calif. - based Lee & Associates.

Figure 1 paints a much less rosy picture for investors looking for an earnings recovery.

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

These provide a much less rosy picture, with rail freight volumes down 11 % on a year ago and electricity production flat.

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And on campus, the picture for female coaches is decidedly less rosy.

But internally, the picture was less rosy.

While the big - picture finding that more than four in five small businesses are planning growth in 2017 is encouraging, the numbers are little less rosy when we look at them by gender.

Now that the loans are beginning to deteriorate and subprime buyers are no longer in the market or tapped out, we're beginning to see the real picture — which is much less rosy than it seemed just a year ago.

In fact, some of the industry statistics tracking wine club participation paint a less - than - rosy picture -LSB-...]

The picture is also less rosy than what it seems across the capital.

But the number of «underemployed workers» - those working less than they wish to - has risen, indicating that the fall in unemployment could paint an overly - rosy picture of the true state of the economy in the UK.

The picture is less rosy for Brexit secretary David Davis who has dropped down to eight per cent, having been riding high on 24 per cent shortly after the general election.

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.

The picture in the US is much less rosy.

Cuz I agree, I have less faith in comments that paint too rosy a picture.

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

But William Morrison, a social studies teacher at the Academy of Engineering and Green Technology at Hartford Public High School, painted a somewhat less - than - rosy picture in telling me that the testing was problematic because of bandwidth problems.

So while scientists are right to say the Larsen C iceberg won't change global sea levels in a literal and immediate sense, the big picture may be less rosy and simplistic.

However the website also paints a less than rosy picture for the way ahead of what are known as the «voluntary carbon market.