Sentence examples for sanguine note from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Kinsey, the "cocktailian," struck a sanguine note.

Other analysts, somewhat less sanguine, note that the producer price indexes do not directly include the cost of services, an increasingly large part of the economy, where recent increases have been substantial.

Mr. Trichet also struck a sanguine note about recent financial market turbulence, repeatedly calling it the "normalization" of risk assessments by investors who had ignored the dangers in some types of investments.

In a statement accompanying the rate decision, Glenn Stevens, the central bank's governor, struck a sanguine note about the global economy, saying it was "likely to record growth a little below trend this year before picking up next year," with the United States currently on a path of moderate expansion and China's growth running at a robust pace.

But when you don't know what the target is, how do you know you are off the mark?" On a more sanguine note, Bob Lotich, founder of ChristianPF.com, observes that a simple change of perspective could improve people's lives markedly.

In its latest forecast, published on April 22nd, the IMF says prices will fall in America, Japan and Switzerland (see chart 2).To be sure, many central banks are more sanguine, noting that inflation expectations are, in the jargon, well-anchored.

Many outside economists remain sanguine, noting that the United States is hardly the only country to run big budget deficits and that the nation's underlying economic conditions continue to be robust.

Some outside economists remain sanguine, noting that the United States is hardly the only country to run big budget deficits and that the nation's underlying economic conditions continue to be robust.

In Paterson, Mayor Martin Barnes, a Republican, was less sanguine, noting that federal help in paying the salaries for about 20 of the 60 officers hired under the program had ended and that the city faced a "major burden" in assimilating them.

A recent article in Pensions&Investments is more sanguine, noting that much of this concentration is due to the increase in passive index products by the largest asset managers for which very low prices are charged due to economies of scale.

Bob is not so sanguine, noting that Cruz's national unpopularity is almost as high as toxic Trump's.