Sentence examples for along with mutual from inspiring English sources

As profits fall well below expectations and as companies run out of cash flow to buy back equity, further selling pressure will build: share buybacks (along with mutual fund flows) have been the principal support for the stock market.

There is a give and take along with mutual respect that made it possible for us to work together on this project.

(Well, it wasn't so much that she was invited as that she invited herself to tag along with mutual friends who were already going -- which is probably why she went a little overboard on the gratitude).

"Hillary's anger was bound up in the intricacies of her marital bargain, which engendered rivalry and resentment along with mutual dependence," Ms. Smith writes.

Over the next two decades, several waves of feminism changed American culture -- with women gaining more control over their bodies, along with making advances toward mutual respect and equal pay.

Then, along came mutual funds with firms like Vanguard, Fidelity, and a slew of others who offered better returns, more convenience and choice, and had almost the equivalent security from regulation via the SEC.

Mr. MacGill tagged along with a mutual friend who had also gone to Princeton.

The night of the meeting, Ms. Gonzales said that she and Mr. Spencer, along with a mutual friend, went on a "three-man pub crawl".

They promised multilateral action to sanction and deter Iran's missile production and its meddling in the Middle East, along with a mutual effort to prevent Tehran from resuming large-scale uranium enrichment when current restrictions expire in the mid-2020s.

Michael Gove, the environment secretary, also demanded that cabinet see the accompanying legal advice in full; not least because if ministers are to go along with a mutual exit mechanism they will need the advice as cover.

BlackRock, along with other mutual fund giants like Fidelity Investments and T. Rowe Price, recently held a meeting with Warren E. Buffett at the invitation of JPMorgan Chase's chief executive, Jamie Dimon, to devise a series of voluntary standards that companies should adopt, according to people briefed on the meetings.