1.   And when they leave, their whole outlook has changed.

2.   But after a few hours of taking in the world from inside a Santa uniform, your outlook can really change.

3.   But her outlook changed one day last March when she was walking down University Place, on her way back from the Union Square Greenmarket.

4.   But his outlook has not changed.

5.   But even if the outlook has changed abruptly for the worse, there is undeniably still something new and uncharted in this economy.

6.   But her outlook changed when she had a baby and needed more flexibility with her work hours at the magazine she was working.

7.   But the outlook has changed.

8.   But they said the outlook could change, depending on whether the crash was the result of a mechanical or structural failure, or human error in operating it.

9.   But this week the outlook changed, with President Suharto of Indonesia signing a new accord with the International Monetary Fund on Thursday.

10.   But this semester, she said, her outlook changed.