Sentence examples for Be fund from inspiring English sources
noun
A sum or source of money.
- The fund of a bank, commercial house, manufacturing corporation, etc.
Morrisons dipped 1.3p to 280p after a major shareholder, believed to be fund management group Walter Scott sold about 100m shares, equivalent to just over 4% of Morrisons' stock, for a total £280m.
If anyone prefers one classification system to another, it might be fund managers, who with Lipper have more than twice as many opportunities to find a grouping in which they can beat the average.
any dormancy fee, inactivity fee, or service fee for such certificates or cards that might otherwise be charged shall not be charged if such fees do not comply with section 915 of the Electronic Funds [probably should be "Fund"] Transfer Act [15 U.S.C. 1693l 1].
Note that for ϕ ∈ SL(n), proof of (3.3) may be fund in [3].
Put simply, much of what appears to be fund manager "skill" is merely high exposure to momentum and other risk factors.
In particular, they are proposing that CFPB be headed by a board of directors, rather than a single "czar", and that the agency be fund directly by Congress, rather than receiving its budget from the Federal Reserve.
Obviously, there has to be fund-raising.
Except lately, her job title might more appropriately be fund-raising specialist.
For Mr. Welling, one of his biggest challenges will be fund-raising.
ONE of Ms. Richardson's most formidable challenges will be fund-raising.
Ms. Ranzetta said "it was a very difficult time" to be fund-raising.
