(1) Broaden your outlook on life

(2) Johnny was a lovely man and his warm smile will not be forgotten or his great outlook on life in general.

(3) The outlook for tomorrow is dry and cold

(4) Shareholders are to get an unchanged interim dividend of 4.380506 cents per share, suggesting the company is confident about the future outlook for the group.

(5) This class outlook is common in Europe, but is contrary to the American idea.

(6) The deteriorating economic outlook

(7) In terms of outlook , our view is that equity should do fine.

(8) Now with all of the changes and the belt-tightening the outlook for the future of the Programme looks grim.

(9) Humour is her bread and butter, and it would seem that it is a sense of humour, or at the very least a positive outlook on life, that has maintained her stamina this past while.

(10) I suppose I always liked his writing, talks and his general outlook on carp fishing.

(11) For the first time this year, those questioned were positive about both the current economic situation and the outlook for the next six months.

(12) I think that's going far enough as it is but I'm sure that man's general philosophical outlook on his position here on this earth is that the earth will gradually change.

(13) The most widely held view in this month's survey is a positive outlook on Japanese assets.

(14) He had a practical outlook on life

(15) Shrubs could also be planted between, creating a pleasant outlook at minimal cost.

(16) But every group has left its mark, bringing skills, cultures, cuisines, and adding something to the life of the country and affecting our future and our outlook .

(17) So why would anyone want to buy a traded endowment, given today's investment environment and the poor outlook for future bonus declarations?

(18) The sharp falls cannot be explained by a change in global economic prospects, or the outlook for corporations.

(19) Morale has seldom been as fractured, the future outlook never as bleak, and barring some kid of miracle we are going to be dumped out of this title race on Sunday.

(20) But the outlook from the end of the street is a row of ugly, derelict homes which provide shelter for drug addicts and vandals, named by residents after the notorious New York district.