• In the business of shipping dry-bulk cargoes, mostly iron ore, coal and grain, there is not even the hint of a silver lining to the cloud.

    ECONOMIST: Shipping

  • For all this, there may be a silver lining in the cloud.

    ECONOMIST: California��s power crisis

  • Mr. Candris said that "if you are looking for a silver lining in the cloud called Fukushima, it's probably that it doesn't make sense to build anything but a design with passive features and an ability to withstand a complete loss of power" advantages which he said the AP1000 offers.

    WSJ: NRC Approves Toshiba Reactor Design

  • But despite that sobering reality, despite all the naysayers in Washington, who are always looking for the cloud in every silver lining, the fact is our economy is growing again.

    WHITEHOUSE: Rebuilding the Economy, Creating New Jobs

  • The silver lining of this cloud is that cheaper Asian imports into rich economies will help to hold down the latter's inflation rates.

    ECONOMIST: The world economy

  • There was some unexpected good news from its media division, but the cloud inside that silver lining was that the better-than-expected results were a direct reflection of the direr-than-expected global economy.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • The Labor Department did report a surprising drop in jobless benefits last week, but the cloud inside that silver lining was that the number of people continuing to claim benefits hit a 26-year high.

    FORBES: Magazine Article

  • Roberts alone finds hints of desperation and regret, although, in the end, she, too, is obliged to forget the cloud and join the silver lining.

    NEWYORKER: Larry Crowne

  • The silver lining in this carbon-filled cloud is that executives at firms such as Gap are using technology to cut the number of trips they make in order to save money.

    ECONOMIST: Corporate social responsibility

  • If the cloud has a silver lining, it is that other drug firms have managed to survive litigation of this kind.

    ECONOMIST: Merck��s hard choices | The

  • As the tenth anniversary of September 11 approaches, recall the silver lining of that very dark cloud: Americans were united not only in horror, but also in resolve.

    FORBES: What Unites Us?

  • At the risk of looking for a silver lining to this oily black cloud, there is a chance that some significant good could yet come from the popular revulsion at this nightmare.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: The oil leak's silver lining?

  • Recently, however, optimism has been doing rather well, if only of the cloud-and-silver-lining sort.

    ECONOMIST: The salaryman��s song

  • If every cloud has a silver lining, then the bright side of the Great Recession may be fewer people dying from on-the-job injuries.

    FORBES: America's Deadliest Jobs

  • The moral of the story: Every cloud has a silver lining.

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  • The Norwegian Nobel Committee's dubious decision to award its 1997 Peace Prize to Jody Williams of the International Campaign to Ban Landmines could prove the adage that many a dark cloud has a silver lining.

    CENTERFORSECURITYPOLICY: An aging flower child's crusade

  • "I think the hate groups are desperately looking for a silver lining in a very dark cloud for them, " Potok said.

    CNN: White supremacists watched in lead up to Obama administration

  • The cloud hanging over Japan's stockmarkets does have a silver lining, however.

    ECONOMIST: Japanese shares

  • If there was a cloud to Frankel's silver lining it was that Cecil, who has masterminded the horse's career to perfection, could not be at Goodwood to enjoy his colt's success.

    CNN: STORY HIGHLIGHTS

  • But every silver lining has a cloud and criticism of Sri Lanka having played too many one-day matches has been aimed at the board and Whatmore.

    BBC: Whatmore builds for success

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