Sentences with phrase «significant change in the outlook»
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Moody's downgraded Tesla's credit ratings Tuesday and changed its outlook to negative from stable, citing «significant shortfall» in the Model 3 production rate and a tight financial situation.
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Moody's downgraded Tesla's credit ratings after the close Tuesday and changed the outlook to negative from stable, citing «significant shortfall» in the Model 3 production rate and a tight financial situation.
«Very significant changes in policies and in the outlook since early this year have resulted in a substantial increase in financing needs.
We believe the information technology (IT) sector continues to have a solid growth outlook, with significant changes set to take place in the next few years.
The results of our latest polling indicated no significant change in views regarding the short - term economic outlook for the UK: 35 per cent of respondents believe the UK economy will deteriorate slightly over the next six months, while 22 per cent believe it will remain stable.
What is significant from the standpoint of religion is that by the time these great poems were completed there had come about a very important set of changes in the religious outlook.
«Nothing has changed in the short, medium or long - term outlook that would alleviate the significant financial challenges facing the plant,» Entergy spokeswoman Tammy Holden said today.
I do not think this changes our outlook for future sea - level rise in any significant way.
The United States is in the midst of significant changes in our energy outlook.
Ken Anderson, the company's executive vice president and general manager, said in statement, «Significant changes in the regulatory climate and economy impact development projects and have disproportionately affected the near - term outlook for coal - based resources.
So for them, it probably has changed their outlook and the way they operate, but then there are a significant number of other businesses who are either not really reliant on the public — such as pure business to business trades — who don't have much in the way of a public image; they are far less likely to be influenced.