The size of the typical cash advance is also rising: In more sanguine times, Irish's clients would ask for $25,000 to $100,000; recently, he says, the numbers are more like $250,000 to $1 million.
"The dust may settle and the market may take a more sanguine view in time," Mr. McGuire said, "but for now, it looks like a palliative rather than a panacea".
I don't know that I'd be so sanguine in other times.
A "very focused" Sun Microsystems posted a fourth-quarter profit July 20, as sales grew sanguine for the first time in three years.
Like deceptively spontaneous, entranced doodlings with a ludicrously oversized and unwieldy brush, the images draw you in to their moody, melancholic and, at times, perkily sanguine depths.
Because voters will be plumping for national lists, many of which will contain a cross-section of Iraqis, plenty of Sunnis will be elected to the national assembly, though they may not have the clout to bring the insurgents on board.Compared with reactions across Iraq to the Fallujah battle in April, Iraqis this time seemed relatively sanguine.
Mandi is sanguine about those who take time out of their day to try and ruin hers, noting that, "they've got issues in their own lives or they wouldn't feel the need to spend their time doing it".
He was even sanguine about Storey setting a time-trial mark on Wednesday some distance quicker than his: "One day I'll beat her.
It is possible that those of us who have no regrets about being described as Keynesians have at times been excessively sanguine about what good economic policies can achieve.
