Sentence examples for a financial columnist from inspiring English sources

He was a financial columnist at The Boston Globe from 1961 to 1969.

"Superman and Federal Reserve chairman Ben Bernanke are both mild-mannered," a financial columnist deadpanned.

I was a financial columnist at the Daily Mirror and was involved in a share-tipping scandal at the paper.

NOON (13) RICHARD HEFFNER'S OPEN MIND Andrew Ross Sorkin, a financial columnist for The New York Times, discusses whether America's banks are too big to fail.

Mr. Norris has been a financial columnist for The Times since 1988, with the exception of one year that he spent writing editorials for the paper.

The matter did not become public, however, until Feb. 1, 2005, when Herb Greenberg, a financial columnist at MarketWatch.com, wrote an article about it.

A leading economist, a former financial columnist for The Times and an adviser to Senator Edward Kennedy, Jeff Madrick makes the case that the nation faces social and economic challenges requiring higher taxes, increased public investment and more rigorous regulation of corporate conduct.

In 1958, a syndicated financial columnist named Sylvia Porter announced that "a new fastening device" had so bewitched her that she spent days playing with it.

Cash from chaos Fret not about the credit crunch Playboy magazine has just hired a new financial columnist.

When Jay Hancock, a Sun financial columnist, asked if he was having any second thoughts about the wager, Mr. Simmons replied: "God, no.

Once I wrote the column and our probate attorney filed an objection, MBNA withdrew the claims but the average consumer does not have access to an expensive attorney or have a son who is a nationally syndicated financial columnist.