Sentence examples for banker terms from inspiring English sources

Brad Long of Wachovia (now Wells Fargo), decked out in a power yellow tie, talked about them in banker terms: "You can't get better value food and coffee anywhere on Park Avenue".

There were also no significant differences between bankers and non-bankers in terms of medical variables such as diagnosis (testicular vs other), treatment given, any additional medical conditions or the time (weeks) between referral to oncologist and beginning treatment (Table 2).

The X Factor has for many years been one of ITV's bankers in terms of audiences and advertising.

The signs were there for the regulators and the central bankers in terms of rapid credit growth and exploding personal sector and bank balance sheets, but they chose to ignore it.

A third idea —to foster negative interest rates could cause financial markets to seize up in an emergency.Many market participants may dismiss this as the defeatist talk of an over-cautious central banker whose term ends next April and who knows he will not be re-appointed if Mr Abe wins the election.

The X Factor has for many years been one of ITV's bankers in terms of audiences and advertising and the channel will hope changes to the show's structure and the return of Sharon Osbourne as a judge will keep viewers tuning in.

When Iggie died I stood in the temple on the outskirts of Tokyo where he was to be buried and after the sutras had been chanted and he had received his kaimyo, the Buddhist name that would help him through the next life, I said the Kaddish for the Baron Ignace Leon von Ephrussi, fashion designer, soldier, banker, "long-term resident of Tokyo", the last of a dynasty.

The Bank of Japan and the Bank of England have also not shied from using "quantitative easing," the Central Banker's term for printing new money.

The year was 1989; the horrific incident would be known as "The Central Park Jogger Case"; and the five boys charged with the brutal rape and attack on a white female investment banker were termed the Central Park Five.

The bankers' own term for that outlook is "amoral" and they all insist that this is fundamentally different from immoral.

Voting for Trump, Duke said, "is the best thing we can do" to prevent the spread of "mass immigration" and the conspiracy of "international bankers," a term white supremacists use to refer to Jewish people.