Sentence examples for almost all transactions from inspiring English sources

Following are highlights of important segments of the real-estate scene in New York: Capital Markets Lenders Discipline Restrains Builderss Ultimately, many executives say, the state of the capital markets will determine the prices paid for properties, because the availability and the price of capital are factors in almost all transactions.

Glenys Kinnock House of Lords As a retired person, I have to pay 20% on almost all transactions (up from 17.5%), cope with an almost complete loss of interest from my modest savings, and suffer the privatisation and inevitable deterioration of useful public services.

Mortgage and funding contingencies are essential in almost all transactions.

Almost all transactions begin with a demand.

Mr. Ackermann says that almost all the transactions at issue in that suit occurred before his bank acquired MortgageIT, a real estate investment trust, in 2007.

Security services have become an inseparable feature of almost all digital transactions.

"We recognise that almost all financial transactions are inherently social," B-Social co-founder and CEO Nazim Valimahomed tells me.

In August 2001 the Uzbek tax police came calling, unearthing the disturbing fact that CCBU conducted almost all its transactions through companies owned by the Maqsudi brothers.

"As long as dollars are involved, they will eventually touch a US institution," he says, referring to how almost all banking transactions, particularly in US dollars, will at some point in the process flow through the Federal Reserve Bank in New York.

Almost all economic transactions in western mining communities were accomplished with gold nuggets, flakes or dust as currency and not surprisingly, the more gold one had, the more wealth one possessed.

The same goes for buying anything, getting information, and almost all other transaction based actions.