Collocations withoutlook
These are words often used in combination withoutlook.
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broad outlook
I would put a broad outlook on the part of the commanding officers even above welfare and matters of that kind.
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cultural outlook
We have argued throughout this analysis that a distinctive cultural outlook should exert broad and pervasive influences across many different values, beliefs and attitudes.
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economic outlook
We continue to struggle with rising healthcare costs, though thankfully not on par with numerous other countries due to a relatively positive economic outlook.
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financial outlook
Unexpectedly grim economic conditions threatened near-term bankruptcy while also worsening the programme's long-term financial outlook.
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fresh outlook
This was because we were meeting new employers with a fresh outlook.
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general outlook
So far we are within the domain of virtual conceptual necessity, at least if the general outlook is adopted.
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global outlook
Global context is displaced in favour of a highly specific 'global outlook' which overrides specificity.
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long-term outlook
The long-term outlook for patients who have had surgical repair of atrial septal defects is generally extremely good, with minimal, if any, risk of endocarditis.
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moral outlook
That is not to say that preference theory can capture her complete evaluative view tout court - what we might call her moral outlook.
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negative outlook
Acceptance and accommodation to change were sometimes accompanied by a sense of regret or even a negative outlook.
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optimistic outlook
Such an optimistic outlook underlay the poetic and edifying side of most physicotheological literature.
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pessimistic outlook
Drugs and crime provide a shield against the depressed, pessimistic outlook that many young people have today.
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philosophical outlook
I know that he has a philosophical outlook and that he knows the old adage that things come to those who wait.
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political outlook
Emphasis is placed on the ways in which the marginality and the intermediate status of this social group resulted in ambivalences in their political outlook.
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positive outlook
Those with a more positive outlook on life had adapted more successfully to their changing world and had continued to make plans for the future.
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religious outlook
If one is committed to a religious outlook, the first option is ruled out.
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scientific outlook
For "proletarian race hygiene" the idea that acquired characteristics could be inherited became an utterly indispensable ingredient of its natural scientific outlook.
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short-term outlook
Regular appraisals of the short-term outlook for the economy are carried out.
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whole outlook
It alters your whole outlook.
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