| The more comprehensive view gives a less rosy picture of women's position in the work world. |
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| Despite this, I am unsurprised that the report tried to paint a rosy picture of telecommunications services across rural Australia. |
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| Investigators determined that the company consistently misreported revenues, providing an unduly rosy picture to investors. |
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| Although advertisements present a rosy picture of the Internet, the truth is far from it. |
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| What I have just said is not aimed at presenting a rosy picture of the overall situation in Afghanistan. |
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| He painted a pretty rosy picture of the economic performance, but a lot of people would disagree with that. |
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| Klein paints a rosy picture of the charter schools, while admitting that not all outperformed traditional public schools. |
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| We have been given what is a rosy picture of a city rising from the ashes. |
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| The assertions of the minister in his speech on May 25 painted quite a rosy picture about the significant progress that has been made. |
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| I do not want to exaggerate matters, I do not wish to paint a totally rosy picture, but there are changes which we must respond to. |
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| In response, the parliamentary secretary put forward this rather rosy picture of the status of our economy. |
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| Since then the Governor of the Bank of Canada has released a not quite so rosy picture of the state of our economy. |
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| Mr. Speaker, I certainly have not presented a rosy picture of what is happening in Afghanistan. |
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| Governments may present a rosy picture and there may be a degree of disparity in reporting. |
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| In the past, I have seen generals paint a very rosy picture of the situation in Afghanistan, including General Howard. |
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| Mr. Gauthier: Mr. Speaker, late this morning, the Prime Minister painted a rosy picture of life in Canada. |
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| Unfortunately, the national policies, measures and achievements reported by Member States paint a less rosy picture. |
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| It would be wrong of me to paint a rosy picture when a rosy picture is not here. |
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| Over all, you draw a comparatively rosy picture of this European Union, especially so far as the citizens' expectations are concerned. |
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| Few conference participants foresaw a very rosy picture. |
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| Not everyone is convinced by this rosy picture. |
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| But that is probably a misleadingly rosy picture. |
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| But behind that rosy picture lurk some darker realities. |
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| The OVS report does not paint an entirely rosy picture, however, pointing to particular areas that require attention and some level of improvement. |
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| This fundamentally rosy picture of standardization work is nevertheless clouded by a number of constraints experienced by almost all experts involved in standardization. |
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| However, a quick look at Statistics Canada's monthly employment surveys will tell a very different story from the rosy picture the government is trying to paint. |
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| George W. Bush changed that rosy picture of America. |
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| That's not a rosy picture like the one I heard a few minutes ago. |
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| How can Canadians possibly trust the finance minister when he paints that kind of rosy picture and they are given the kind of lines that were given in the budget and throne speech? |
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| I listened to the Liberal member who spoke earlier this morning and was trying to portray a rosy picture of how we already have a legislative and regulatory framework that deals with all these problems. |
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| They can't be fooled by such write-ups trying to paint a rosy picture. |
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