Sentence examples for sanguine projection from inspiring English sources
The most sanguine projection was made in June by CMS: the actuaries expect spending to jump by 7.4% next year.
Analysts estimate that cash flow at Blockbuster in 2001 will rise 15percentto to $600 million, and Mr. Antioco has no argument with the sanguine projections.
Not content with issuing forecasts of continuing sturdy GDP growth together with sanguine projections for public borrowing, he asserted, on the strength of Treasury research, that Britain's economy would cope better than others because it had become particularly resilient to shocks.Even then such claims were implausible, the research outdated and irrelevant.
The United States not only experienced a 34-medal harvest that exceeded the most sanguine projections but also celebrated a growing diversity, albeit in one of the most homogenous of cities. Vonetta Flowers, a bobsledder, became the first African-American to win Winter Games gold.
The green line, labeled CBO Projections, shows the relatively sanguine expectation of the Congressional Budget Office about the average interest rate that investors will demand on federal debt as the debt rises in coming decades.
Other projections he makes about the coming golden age of technology are equally sanguine.
While his projections show Mr. Obama leading by a hair, they depend on a fairly sanguine economic forecast, which Professor Fair acknowledges is far from certain.
Others are less sanguine.
Others were less sanguine.
Others were more sanguine.
