Facebook presented a very rosy picture of its initial test.
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The president tried to paint a rosy picture of jobs.
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He refuses to paint a wholly rosy picture of 1969.
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But beneath this rosy picture is a much darker reality.
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But economists warn that the overall rosy picture could change.
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Other politicians, Johnson said, offer a "rosy picture" of the world.
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The industry's rosy picture of life offshore isn't entirely accurate, however.
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On Wednesday, Mr. Trump painted a rosy picture of the party.
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Not every aspect of the growing economy paints a rosy picture.
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"The president tried to paint a rosy picture of jobs," he said.
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Cheerleaders for corporate governance, particularly in America, often paint a rosy picture.
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I do not wish to paint a completely rosy picture; problems remain.
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The beta paints a rosy picture of what Destiny 2 could be.
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What would a less rosy picture of domestic workers' lives look like?
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It's a rosy picture — and there's reason to think it could last.
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But his rosy picture of modern agriculture glosses over some darker truths.
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He presents a rosy picture of his time as New York's mayor.
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However a rival study, also released Thursday, painted a less rosy picture.
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Other companies that adopted the same structure don't paint such a rosy picture.
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Overall, Cecchini criticized the show for painting an overly rosy picture of doctors' abilities.
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There's been an effort lately to paint a rosy picture of the farm economy.
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This rosy picture might seem surprising, given science fiction's proclivity for doom and gloom.
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But a commonly overlooked measure paints a far less rosy picture of the labor market.
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"On the conservation side however, I think it's a much less rosy picture," Fosburgh said.
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One thing is for sure, though: the current sales growth doesn't paint a rosy picture.
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Because once women enter the professional world, the rosy picture of progress begins to dull.
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The broader measures of household finances provided by the survey paint a less rosy picture.
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Harry Reid, and I'm sure they will paint a rosy picture of his time here.
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President Barack Obama's rosy picture of the American economy during this week's State of the Union.
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It's not a totally rosy picture in Europe where the tech scene is still growing up.
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"Official statistics present a relatively rosy picture of student debt," he told CNBC Make It via email.
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Aluminum's cocktail of structural overcapacity, too much production and high stocks do not a rosy picture make.
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" In another example, the professors found that sometimes a fund-raising round painted an overly "rosy picture.
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Creating a rosy picture of his skills may not serve your friend in the long run, either.
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" In another example, the professors found that sometimes a fund-raising round painted an overly "rosy picture.
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New numbers out this morning from Gartner paint a less rosy picture, with sales numbers declining 0.4%.
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"There's no rosy picture here, but I don't think we can throw in the towel," Must said.
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Despite the rosy picture, Nest and Waymo brought in a $916 million operating loss in the fourth quarter.
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President Trump even showed Kim a specially produced video painting a rosy picture of a prosperous denuclearized North.
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The results do not paint a particularly rosy picture of the future of economic accountability, for two reasons.
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But there are a few tell-tale signs in the oil market that paint a less rosy picture.
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Second, and perhaps most importantly, while the numbers paint a rosy picture, it is not rosy for everyone.
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Behind the general rosy picture, though, they also found profound differences—and worse outcomes—depending on where people lived.
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The upshot: government figures are giving an overly rosy picture of the state of UK-China trade, economists said.
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And our 2015 report card paints a rosy picture for what was the hottest year in our planet's history.
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The minute their idols die, though, metalheads paint this rosy picture of some cosmic reward for rocking so hard.
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As the title indicates, the book does not paint a rosy picture of the atmosphere in the White House.
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But even the corrected findings don't necessarily paint a rosy picture of Americans' collective response to growing rates of obesity.
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Still, this rosy picture is marred by the fact that the woman behind this film, Greta Gerwig, wasn't even nominated.
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"I'm not going to paint a rosy picture of husband and wife working perfectly together," Ree says with a laugh.
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Leaders in both parties, however, painted a less rosy picture of the meeting and said no agreement was at hand.
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Other economists, including the former chairman of Trump's White House Council of Economic Advisers, painted a significantly less rosy picture.
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The proponents of a behavioral advertising ban paint a rosy picture: less discrimination, better civic discourse, a rejuvenated news media.
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Her slides without this context presented what the Stanford professor felt was a deliberately rosy picture of Juul's health effects.
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The correspondence came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang's commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.
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The correspondence came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang&aposs commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.
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Greg Ballard, the CEO of the company who was brought in from Capcom, put a suitably rosy picture on the situation.
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The message thanked employees for hanging with the company during its downward spiral and painted a rosy picture of WeWork's future.
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Other measures of labor market health, however, have been improving in recent years — but they suggest a somewhat less rosy picture.
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Even so, Mr. Trump has continued to paint a rosy picture about the government's response in the face of widespread criticism.
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In practice, the effects of intellectual property protections are far more complex and uncertain than the rosy picture painted by proponents.
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To the Editor: Namwali Serpell's essay "When Science Fiction Comes True" (March 17) mentions Isaac Asimov's "rosy picture" of the future.
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Company CEO Tim Cook painted a rather rosy picture of the situation with comments at the Fortune Forum in Chinese city Guangzhou.
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During the campaign, Mr Trump cast doubt on official labour-market statistics, saying that they painted a rosy picture of the economy.
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That combined with floundering download numbers for the standalone IGTV app didn't paint a rosy picture for the feature's long-term prospects.
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Even if it paints a rosy picture of economic resurgence, the hopeful trendline doesn't account for a downturn's lasting effects, Shah said.
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"We believe that todays oil prices project a too rosy picture," said Julius Baer's head of macro and commodity research Norbert Ruecker.
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Carlson, Hannity, and Ingraham now make up a decidedly Trump-centric core, with Fox & Friends adding its own rosy picture of Trump's America.
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In the press conference on Wednesdasy, Kudlow painted a rosy picture for Trump's prospects of working out problems with American allies this weekend.
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But the rosy picture of artificial intelligence cooperating with its human creators isn't the future that the late, great physicist Stephen Hawking envisioned.
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Though this once famous gambling mecca still has far to go to reverse its fortunes, some boosters are already painting a rosy picture.
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Universal health coverage proponents may paint a rosy picture, but in reality it is a system that poses a real danger to consumers.
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Instead, his summary painted a pretty rosy picture for the president that led multiple experts to say it was good news for Trump.
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That's likely the rosy picture President Donald Trump will paint during the foreign policy portion of his Tuesday night State of the Union address.
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But another indicator, the reserves replacement ratio (RRR) - new proven but unexploited discoveries as a proportion of annual production - reveals a less rosy picture.
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That dire prediction isn't adequately captured by official Iranian estimates, which paint a comparatively rosy picture of the employment situation within the Islamic Republic.
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The uninsured rate is at an all time low and the most recent jobs report from the Department of Labor paints a rosy picture.
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Despite growing concern that China's economic growth will slow, some brokerages started to paint a rosy picture for its A-share market in 2018.
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Realizing that Hungarian officials would present a rosy picture, American diplomats squeezed in a 45-minute briefing about corruption and the erosion of democracy.
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Overall, Computex did not paint a rosy picture of how Asus' company culture views women and lent a sour note to otherwise interesting product releases.
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The Chinese education space has been closely followed by some investors, and Deloitte in a 2016 report painted a rosy picture of the sector's future.
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Another former employee with knowledge of the business painted a less rosy picture, estimating that the full cloud business will book nearly $7 billion this year.
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The report doesn't paint a rosy picture of global biodiversity, but it does point toward some promising policies that could help us recover, if only incompletely.
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The rosy picture they paint suggests people will soon be whisked from place to place by road-going robots, with little input from those on board.
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I guess I painted a pretty rosy picture, because it didn't take long for her to say that she'd maybe like to try it sometime, too.
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The rhetoric from those who don't want change paint a rosy picture of motherhood, but the realities of these anti-family policies are much more grim.
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Well, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration (FDA) has added a few details to that rosy picture, namely the risk of abdominal pain, vomiting, and diarrhea.
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Instead of painting a rosy picture of a job, you're better off going in with a realistic preview of what it's really like, warts and all.
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On the flip side, Lowe painted a rosy picture of the global economy, which has helped lift commodity prices and in turn boosted Australia's national income.
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This week's trove of alarming "Afghanistan Papers" published in The Washington Post details how three U.S. administrations successively painted a rosy picture of the Afghan war.
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One dominant narrative of immigration paints a rosy picture of two cultures melting together through food, like my mother stuffing our Thanksgiving turkey with sticky rice.
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"The rosy picture the report paints about the status of broadband deployment is fundamentally at odds with reality," said Democratic FCC Commissioner Geoffrey Starks in a statement.
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"Rather than admit Obamacare isn't working, the president painted a rosy picture that doesn't match the reality experienced by millions of Americans," Tillis said in the address.
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In announcing Apple's earnings Thursday, CEO Tim Cook painted the rosy picture that's become typical of a company that seems to have its best quarter nearly every quarter.
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Hong Kong (CNN)In a pivotal three-hour speech, China's President Xi Jinping on Wednesday painted a rosy picture of the country's accomplishments over the past five years.
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The recent rockier rhetoric stands in contrast to the rosy picture Trump painted after he and Kim met in Singapore last month to discuss North Korea's nuclear program.
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In a piece titled "Vox's Consistent Errors on Free Speech, Explained," al-Gharbi argues that we misuse data to paint a misleadingly rosy picture of speech on campus.
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Smarter Living: Evidence shows that you're better off going into a job with a realistic preview, warts and all, rather than a rosy picture of what it's like.
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President Donald Trump has sought to paint a rosy picture for the country as the coronavirus outbreak spreads, downplaying its potential impact and routinely contradicting top government experts.
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Biogen and Eisai have ended late-stage trials for an Alzheimer's disease drug, less than a year after the pharmaceutical companies painted a rosy picture of the drug's potential.
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Still, he stressed the seriousness of the disease and said he did not want to paint a "rosy picture" for what he said is a tough form of cancer.
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Orr painted a relatively rosy picture of the New Zealand economy, saying both economic growth and employment remained robust, but acknowledged the stubbornly low inflation he has also inherited.
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The government has said IL&FS was presenting a "rosy picture and camouflaging" its financial statements, but still wants to ensure adequate liquidity for it to avoid further defaults.
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The correspondence, following up on their Singapore summit in June, came amid fresh concerns over Pyongyang&aposs commitment to denuclearization despite a rosy picture of progress painted by Trump.
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He painted a pretty rosy picture of how extensively things have changed on Wall Street and in Washington to try to prevent the kind of financial meltdown we endured.
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The three painted a rosy picture of the benefits of co-living — community being first and foremost, given that it's become a scarce commodity in today's day and age.
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With each side calling the other's plan unacceptable the talks collapsed — in sharp contrast to the rosy picture both leaders painted of their first meeting in Singapore in June.
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President Donald Trump kept his penchant for massaging the numbers and painting a rosy picture on the sidelines during a key exchange of Wednesday's White House Coronavirus Task Force.
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State television has painted a rosy picture, suggesting that reconstruction work in Aleppo could soon begin and some of the five million refugees outside Syria could start returning home.
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As he returned from Singapore, Trump falsely claimed "there is no longer a nuclear threat" from North Korea and has since painted a rosy picture of the status quo.
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Each side called the other's plan unacceptable and the talks collapsed — a sharp contrast to the rosy picture both leaders painted of their first meeting, last June, in Singapore.
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As the markets continue cheering Donald Trump's promised mix of tax reform and infrastructure spending, Citi's chief global economist sees a less-than-rosy picture a couple of years out.
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But here's where the rosy picture gets complicated: Finding quality talent remains a significant roadblock, not just to growth, but to meeting the full sales potential of many American businesses.
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Trump used one of his signature rallies in northern Indiana to paint a rosy picture of his presidency, pointing to low unemployment, "booming" job growth and optimism under his watch.
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"The rosy picture painted by Shari of her supposed reconciliation with her father is a smoke screen," Manuela Herzer, the former companion, said in a recent declaration to the court.
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Extensive evidence shows that instead of painting a rosy picture of a job, you're better off going in with a realistic preview of what it's really like, warts and all.
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None paint a particularly rosy picture for the future, so perhaps it shouldn't be a huge surprise that one sentiment stood out above all others at this past week's CinemaCon: denial.
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But the industry practice raises questions about whether new-car sales are as robust as they appear, and whether investors are being given an overly rosy picture of auto companies' operations.
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Derick Ion Almena's Oakland art commune had a ton of problems before the tragic fire ... including brawls and death threats, according to docs -- hardly the rosy picture Almena's tried to paint.
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The Times reported that Trump used most of his conference call with governors to paint a rosy picture of the disease, which contradicts what scientists and public-health experts have said.
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Highlighting improvements in the labor market and "solid" gains in household spending, as well as a recent step-up in business investment, Powell painted a relatively rosy picture of current conditions.
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Chinese theorists have constantly used that logic to justify the authoritarian tendencies and policies by their leaders, painting a rosy picture of upcoming political reform installed and implemented by the strongman.
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His comments came after Fed Chair Janet Yellen painted a rosy picture of the U.S. economy at an economic symposium on Friday and said the case for a rate hike was strengthening.
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On Wednesday, weak British manufacturing output data for July painted a less rosy picture of the aftermath of the June 23 EU referendum, serving a reminder to investors about the risks lurking.
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But signs of a slowdown overseas and nearly two months of market volatility - including a sharp sell-off in equities last week - have clouded an otherwise rosy picture of the U.S. economy.
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But not everyone agrees with it: "The rosy picture the report paints about the status of broadband deployment is fundamentally at odds with reality," said Geoffrey Starks in a lengthy dissenting statement.
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The rosy picture of Trump's progress so far largely masked the hurdles the President has faced in executing his agenda, including distractions from the Russia probe and differences among his own party.
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Thursday's case against the bank alleges that Morgan Stanley painted a rosy picture to investors about the quality of the residential mortgages it had securitized, even though the loans had material defects.
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This also misleads credit rating agencies and creditors who often rely on the information provided by the government themselves, needless to say, the entities want to paint a rosy picture to lenders.
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A recent report hardly painted a rosy picture of the gender balance in Hollywood: Just 210 percent of the top 240,218 movies from the last 12 years had been directed by women.
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De Jong left the AOC last year amid claims of bullying against one of Coates' key executives, while an independent review released on Wednesday painted a less than rosy picture of the organization.
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The company's spokespeople have managed to put on a happy face through all of these changes, but, taken together, it doesn't paint a particularly rosy picture of the company's overly ambitious U.S. strategies.
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But while he said he was receiving first-class medical treatment, he emphasized that he did not want to paint a "rosy picture" for what he said is a tough form of cancer.
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Price himself offered a rosy picture of his future on Thursday evening, telling CNN that he "absolutely" planned to stay on as health secretary -- a claim that was ultimately not meant to be.
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"We've never had it so good in England," Jacklin told Reuters in an interview, repeating a statement made by Prime Minister Harold Macmillan that painted a rosy picture of Britain's economy in 1957.
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Girding for a general election that must be held by May, members of Modi's cabinet seized on data from a private recruitment agency to present a more rosy picture of the job market.
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The many pictures of Modi and Netanyahu from the past three days may paint a rosy picture of relations between the two countries, but they won't be enough to dispel longstanding regional tensions.
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Trump's visit to the CDC's headquarters in Atlanta Friday did little to quell concerns among federal health professionals that the President is ignoring their warnings to create a rosy picture of the situation.
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The rosy picture features a world in which cars zip around by themselves, allowing commuters to while away their time checking email as they benefit from technology expected to save 600,000 lives by 2045.
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Despite fears of what ripple effects a looming rate hike from the Fed could trigger, Lemonis painted a rosy picture of what he said he's experiencing firsthand in credit markets as an active borrower.
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Instead, Parscale and the RNC seem to be trying to curry favor with the president by painting an unduly rosy picture of the situation — an approach that's likely to end in tears for everyone.
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The Treasury secretary painted a rosy picture of the American position in the trade war, a regular source of stress and uncertainty for investors and blamed for contributing to a slowdown in the economy.
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So if you're a content creation company and you're making content to distribute in the old world — cable, satellite, even movie theaters — that's probably not a very rosy picture for a content creation company.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump painted a rosy picture for farmers who are facing a difficult year ahead as the American economy faces a slowdown and as an array of complicated trade negotiations remain unresolved.
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Pompeo's speech, titled "A Force for Good: America's Reinvigorated Role in the Middle East," presented a rosy picture of the US's historical involvement in the region that was largely at odds with historical reality.
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U.S. 06.7443-year Treasury yields briefly shot up to 06.7433 percent, a level last seen in April 06.7423, casting a pall over emerging markets and dispelling some of the rosy picture from manufacturing activity data.
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"This is the first bit of cleaner data we're getting, and it paints a much less rosy picture of the economy than a lot of people thought was happening," said Gareth Leather of Capital Economics.
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He has already threatened to tax foreign car imports ahead of trade talks with the European Union this week, and has been tweeting a very rosy picture of the tariffs' impact on the American economy.
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Instead of reining in spending and rethinking the state-led economic policies that were fueling inflation and widening an already large budget deficit, she stuck to the artificially rosy picture she painted during that campaign.
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"The defendant's memo paints a relatively rosy picture of an apple-pie eating American boy who prospered in the military, only to briefly turn to entirely understandable criminal activity undertaken for innocent purposes," they wrote.
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NATO's London summit closed with a communique that painted a decidedly rosy picture of the organization's health, and spent precious little time discussing the real systemic problems now facing the world's most important military bloc.
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The International Monetary Fund painted a rosy picture of the global economy in its World Economic Outlook earlier this week, but warned that prolonged easy monetary policy could be sowing the seeds of excessive risk-taking.
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Robust first-quarter earnings stateside and seemingly favorable developments on the Korean Peninsula last week may have painted a rosy picture ahead for markets, but staying cautious could prove to be a smart move for investors.
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Before you get too excited, there is other research that paints a far less rosy picture—like a 2016 meta-analysis that suggests a drink a day can actually increase your risk of an early death.
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Recent news has not painted a rosy picture for Chinese firms' film ventures: Chinese smartphone maker Xiaomi announced it was downsizing its film-making division, Xiaomi Pictures, due to internal "adjustments," local media reported in January this year.
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The output data followed a run of upbeat economic indicators, painting a rosy picture of the economy that is likely to boost Chancellor Angela Merkel's chances of winning a fourth term in a national election on Sept. 24.
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In this context, his attempts at painting a rosy picture of America today, even if backed by the crime statistics, and how much police matter — even if most people don't wish cops ill — come off as tone-deaf.
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Read more: These 15 retailers have filed for bankruptcy or liquidation in 2019This isn't even the first time this year that the bureau has released job numbers that painted a less-than-rosy picture for the retail industry.
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The maps and deployment data are becoming a repeat offender... I disagree with the rosy picture that the chairman painted when he described the commission's draft broadband report last month, and news like this just makes matters worse.
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Chicago Mayor Rahm Emanuel (D) teased New York City and Washington, D.C., over their subway woes in an op-ed for The New York Times on Monday while painting a rosy picture of his own city's rail system.
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Director General of NAPTIP, Julie Okah-Donli said human trafficking networks were recording huge profits from their activities as young women escaping poverty fall into the clutches of traffickers who paint a rosy picture of life in Europe.
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Dozens of analysts at the command, known as Centcom, had anonymously accused the men of altering intelligence conclusions to paint a rosy picture of the campaign's military successes and the capability of Iraqi troops fighting Islamic State militants.
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That level of detail allows the survey of consumer finances to paint a much more granular — and in some cases less rosy — picture of American household finances than economic snapshots that are based on high-level aggregates data.
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Now, having been first lady, a senator, and secretary of state, and with two failed presidential runs under her belt, Clinton gave a speech that was far from a rosy picture about the joys of entering the real world.
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Republican Senate Leader Mitch McConnell said he expected Obama would "try to paint a rosy picture where one does not exist" and urged the president to focus on a plan to defeat Islamic State militants in Iraq and Syria.
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While the latest statistics paint a rosy picture of America's economy, U.S. farmers and agribusiness are in danger of being outperformed at a time when farm income is down significantly — more than 50 percent over the last five years.
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"The idea here is to bring a little more dimension to what you're seeing in the paintings which tend to be landscapes and tend to paint a rosy picture of a really tumultuous time in California's history," Garcia said.
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While the Fed chairman offered a rosy picture of the health of the US economy, he did warn of the dangers of a ballooning federal debt that notched its highest level ever, standing at $22 trillion earlier this month.
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The President's broken national security process -- there is no confirmed secretary of defense -- is now dominated by men who have previously advocated for regime change in Iran, so it is not surprising that the President has a rosy picture of war.
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We suppose Axe's strict adherence to meritocratic hiring, practicality, and premium value placed on earning potential above the personal has spread throughout his work force, but this is still a very rosy picture of straight guys and their tolerance so far.
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The Fed in 2018 has hiked rates each quarter, but signs of a slowdown overseas and nearly two months of market volatility - including a sharp sell-off in equities last week - have clouded an otherwise rosy picture of the U.S. economy.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a rosy picture of the U.S. economy at an economic symposium on Friday and said the case for a rate hike was strengthening, but gave little indication on when the central bank could move.
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Indonesian agriculture officials routinely inflate rice harvest data to present a rosy picture to the government and keep farm subsidies flowing, but their latest phoney numbers could lead to a severe shortage of the staple in coming months, officials say.
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LONDON, Sept 7 (Reuters) - Sterling retreated from its highest levels in seven weeks on Wednesday after British industrial output data for July painted a less rosy picture of the economic aftermath of Britons' vote in June to leave the European Union.
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However, unless the rosy picture presented by Trump and his allies matches the reality for most Americans, a strong overall economy won't be a decisive issue for midterm voters, especially given the constant swirl of controversy, chaos, and divisiveness surrounding Trump.
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Fauci's credibility has earned him some more slack with Trump, according to The Times, but his rendition of the facts of COVID-19, the disease caused by the coronavirus, is more dire than the rosy picture Trump has tried to paint.
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Federal Reserve Chair Janet Yellen painted a rosy picture of the U.S. economy at an economic symposium on Friday and said the case for a rate hike was strengthening, but gave little indication on when the central bank could next move.
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"Since you asked for it by telling me how nice I was to paint a rosy picture for the parents, I'll unload my woes on you," he wrote to Lee, after his closest friends were transferred out of his division.
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Such a system has the effect of incentivizing the manipulation of information or use of misinformation to paint a rosy picture to the public, and for the same reasons, makes it risky for officials to share the bad — but truthful — news.
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NEW DELHI (Reuters) - India will release data on Monday showing it remains one of the fastest growing economies in the world, but economists are struggling to reconcile that rosy picture with ground realities like weak exports, investment, and flat corporate order books.
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And so the the rosy picture of rapid progress and bureaucratic cooperation Trump drew is not the reality for at least tens of thousands in the territory's central and coastal regions, away from the bustling and attention-grabbing capital of San Juan.
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - While millennials have a lot to learn about managing money, a new survey shows a rosy picture of college students who are working, paying their bills on time without their parents' help, avoiding debt and hungry for more knowledge.
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Curaleaf — hot off two near-billion-dollar acquisitions — posted lower-than-expected revenue but gave a rosy picture for 2020, and the embattled Tilt Holdings reported a 13% increase in revenue over the first quarter of 2019, though with a $48.9 million loss.
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The are two main factors that appear to be emerging that may threaten an end to the current quite rosy picture surrounding demand for commodities such as iron ore, steel and the metals most exposed to the battery boom, cobalt, lithium and nickel.
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Internal polling by the Democratic Senatorial Campaign Committee painted a less rosy picture, but Mr. Schumer went all out in pursuit of Mr. O'Rourke, even dispatching a close ally, Randi Weingarten, the president of the American Federation of Teachers, to El Paso.
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An internal investigation by the Defense Department has found that senior military officials at U.S. Central Command did not falsify, manipulate or distort intelligence to provide an unrealistically rosy picture of the United States' fight against the Islamic State in Iraq and Syria.
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Since a September news conference when he painted a rosy picture of where things stood, some economic indicators have softened; others, such as wage growth, have firmed, leaving the Fed for the first time in a long time pulled in different directions.
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Trump's rosy picture of how well storm response efforts are going in Puerto Rico contrasts with the situation on the ground, with San Juan Mayor Carmen Yulín Cruz warning Tuesday morning that the situation in her city is growing more dire with each passing hour.
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"A very rosy picture is beginning to emerge on the housing market, pointing to sustained buoyancy in the sector's recovery, which remains one of the few bright spots for the U.S. economy," said Millan Mulraine, deputy chief economist at TD Securities in New York.
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North Korean foot dragging is compounding the problem, these sources say, along with a slew of domestic challenges ranging from incomplete staffing, intelligence leaks, rivalries within the Cabinet and presidential tweets that ratchet up the pressure on Pompeo by presenting an overly rosy picture.
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Yet while the survey painted a rosy picture of delinquency rates generally heading lower, especially on mortgages and credit cards, the trend among student loans deteriorated from 2004 to 2014 "and has remained stubbornly high since then," New York Fed economists wrote in a blog.
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That rosy picture has buoyed Trump's spirits in recent weeks, leaving him seemingly less frustrated and more even-keeled about the investigation even as Mueller's team landed a guilty plea and the cooperation of one of the President's former top advisers, retired Lt. Gen.
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The economy is a major issue in a staggered general election that began on Thursday and will end on May 19, with the main opposition Congress party rejecting a rosy picture Prime Minister Narendra Modi's Hindu nationalist Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) has been presenting.
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"Still, while more jobs with slightly fatter paychecks paints a rosy picture for consumers, worries that the trade war will cost households more at the checkout has started to weigh on moods," said Beth Ann Bovino, U.S. Chief Economist for S&P Global Ratings.
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My being in Qatar, and reporting on things like brunches and bar nights, paints a very rosy picture of what life there is really like, and makes it easier for the world and governments to ignore the realities for the majority of the population.
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Activity in China's service sector expanded at its weakest pace in six months in March, hurt by slower growth in new orders and intensifying cost pressures, a private survey showed, painting a less rosy picture of a sector that Beijing is counting on to maintain economic momentum.
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Georges Bizet's opera "Les Pêcheurs de Perles" (1863) is a classic example of nineteenth-century French exoticism: it paints a rosy picture of humble pearl fishers in the faraway land of Ceylon (now Sri Lanka) with a perfumed, Gallic-sounding score whose sweeping melodies delight the ear.
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But private interviews conducted by a government watchdog and published this week by The Washington Post document in stark detail how officials from the Bush administration to the present were providing grim outlooks behind closed doors even as they painted a rosy picture in their public statements.
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And though Trump has portrayed a rosy picture of recovery efforts in Puerto Rico, over two weeks have passed since Hurricane Maria hit, and the island is still crippled by downed power lines, a stretched healthcare system, and many roads remain inaccessible, barring aid from reaching rural areas.
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The event hosted by Airbnb in Philadelphia coincided with the release of data by the home-sharing company that paints a rosy picture of how Americans view the on-demand economy, which is comprised of companies that deliver goods and services to consumers at the tap of a smartphone screen icon.
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The investigation had delved into allegations that Mr. Trump's eldest children, Ivanka and Donald Jr., had lied to buyers of units at the Trump SoHo, a 22012-story luxury condominium-hotel in Lower Manhattan, about how many apartments had been sold, painting a rosy picture of sales at the struggling project.
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The relatively rosy picture of the U.S. economy was also referenced by Powell in an interview on Thursday in which he said he believes the U.S. economy remains in a "really good place" with recent government tax and spending programs set to boost gross domestic product for perhaps three years.
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That rosy picture painted by the report from the Council of Economic Advisers is sure to be cited repeatedly by defenders of Obamacare in 213 as President-elect Donald Trump and a Republican Congress move ahead with their stated plans to both repeal the controversial law and replace it with other legislation.
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In "Handsome Devil," the first episode of Conversations with a Killer, which is based on taped deathrow interviews of Bundy by journalists Stephen Michaud and Hugh Aynesworth, Bundy paints a rosy picture of his own childhood growing up in Tacoma, WA. "First grade I was a somewhat champion frog-catcher," Bundy said.
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While painting a rosy picture of his talks with Kim and promising great things to come in the bilateral relationship, Trump noted that China had lapsed in recent months on enforcing sanctions against Pyongyang, "but that's OK." This became a blinking yellow light allowing not only China but other countries, including Russia, to bypass sanctions.
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Nadler wrote to Barr Thursday after The New York Times and The Washington Post reported that some members of Mueller's team had expressed concerns that Barr's four-page summary of Mueller's core findings did not adequately capture what investigators found and conveyed a more rosy picture of the president's behavior than Mueller's report lays out.
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JOHNSTOWN, Pa. — On the second day of a three-day bus tour through Pennsylvania and Ohio, Hillary Clinton continued a balancing act: painting a relatively rosy picture of national progress under President Obama — in contrast to Donald J. Trump's grim appraisal of the country's state — while insisting there is much more to be done.
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"GT and its CEO painted a rosy picture of the company's performance and ability to obtain funding that was paramount to GT's survival while they were aware of information that would have catastrophic consequences for the company," the associate director of the SEC's Division of Enforcement Anita B. Bandy said in a statement tied to the release.
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"Jha, a general internist who received his MD from Harvard Medical School, excoriated Trump for painting a rosy picture by repeatedly telling the public that everything was "under control," even as the number of COVID-19 infections and deaths in the US were rising and it "was very clear to anybody paying attention that it was not under control.
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"It's normally a very rosy picture, but sometimes tenants don't pay their bills, tenants move out and you have to turn the property, dishwashers break, roofs leak, so one thing I'd say is when you purchase real estate as an investor, it's really important to have a good project manager," said Charnoff, whose company helps investors secure property management as well.
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"It would be naive of me to paint you a rosy picture that things will be fine or [that] I have a deadline," she said, adding that the city would be celebrating China National Day on October 1, which commemorates the founding of the People's Republic of China, but with "modest" and "solemn" modifications as not to further inflame tensions.
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Whether it's because of the 700-plus arrests that we have made has a bit of deterrent effect, or removed some of these factions, we have not had a full analysis, but we hope that with those efforts we may be able, as I said, I'll be very honest with you, it would be naïve for me to paint you a rosy picture, that things will be fine or I have a deadline.
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