Sentence examples for bonds no one from inspiring English sources

They originated leveraged loans expecting to sell them quickly, and agreed to "liquidity triggers" that now force them to buy municipal bonds no one else wants.

Banks will also have to be recapitalised after taking losses on their Greek bonds; no one is sure whether they will remain in private hands.Goodwill huntedSlow progress on freeing up the economy and cutting the deficit has cast doubt on the ability of Greece's leaders to implement reforms.

Although we are bonding, no one quite prepares you for the fact that a new dog makes you miss the old one.

Last week, when the Treasury tried to auction its most recent issue of government bonds, almost no one was buying.

The relationships are multilayered and troublesome in so many ways, and strong as the many bonds are, no one seems capable of making anyone else happy.

A prosecutor subsequently asked Bonds, "So no one else other than perhaps the team doctor and your personal physician has ever injected anything into you or taken anything out?" "Well, there's other doctors from surgeries," Bonds said.

There's no point in me trying to state a case for this being the best Bond film; no one thinks that.

Just returned from Japan, he says investors may want to take note of a joke made by bond traders: No one's lost money betting against Japan since the collapse of the bubble economy of the 1980s.

(This is a good point to remember: it was United Artists, the closest thing the 1960's had to an art-house outfit, that originally released the Bond films; no one imagined the movies would grip the imagination of baby-boomer men and their dads).

It creates a bond that no one else can understand.

It was a lot like being in high school (the worst three years of my life), when I felt like a freak, bonded with no one and avoided all hints of human connection.