The phrase "a bank notes" is not correct in written English.
The correct form would be "banknotes" or "a bank note" depending on the context.
Example: "I found a banknote on the street and decided to take it to the nearest bank."
Alternatives: "currency notes" or "paper money."
UBS, a bank, notes that raw materials account for 70% of the price of a lithium battery, making the scope for savings limited.
And as Zafar Khan of Société Générale, a bank, notes, the CSeries is a new airframe and a new engine, a double risk.
Dirk Van Vlaanderen of Jefferies, a bank, notes that buying Foster's will only drag the emerging-market share of SABMiller's revenues down from 80% to 70% of the total.
Stephen Briggs of BNP Paribas, also a bank, notes that the "few hundred thousand tonnes" involved in these deals is only a small part of a 20m tonne market.The truth may be that jitters in China have just accelerated a change in perceptions about copper: from chronic deficit to surplus.
A recent report from Intesa Sanpaolo, a bank, notes how competition is forcing firms to innovate, improve quality and build brands.Firms in a jewellery cluster in Valenza, in southern Piedmont, hope to protect their businesses with help from the regional authorities, the creation of a group trade mark and peer pressure to keep skills in the cluster.
After all, the honor of appearing on a bank note is terribly posthumous.
However, putting Morris's face on a bank note seems to me an equally bizarre idea.
Part of this model must encapsulate the relationship between features describing aberrations on a bank note and a damage level dictated by the human expert.
Minasi, late pupil of F. Bartolozzi, R.A. 22. [Design for a bank note] [graphic] / F. Bartolozzi fecit.
"Caroline Bingley's crass materialism is a perfect fit for a bank note — the ultimate symbol of crass materialism," one wrote.
It has 14 zeroes, the largest number of zeroes ever to appear on a bank note, Mr. Bransbourg said.
