Sentence examples for broker without from inspiring English sources
The phrase "broker without" is not a complete sentence and is not grammatically correct
It could potentially be used as part of a larger sentence, such as "I cannot be a broker without proper licensing," or "The company would not have succeeded without a skilled broker." In these instances, "broker without" would function as an adjective phrase modifying a noun or as a prepositional phrase indicating a lack of something. However, it would not be correct to use "broker without" as a standalone phrase.
Using a commercial insurance broker, without any special treatment, I reduced that to £487 for our first year, rising only slightly – to £504 – for the current year.
All too often, these customers pay higher-than-normal interest rates for their loan, and the excess is used to help compensate the broker without the customer's knowledge.
But she said she had been encouraged by people close to the party to talk to the broker, without actually being told to pay him.
If that is the case, then the issue will be identifying who was responsible, and how customer money could have been diverted from a heavily regulated broker without being noticed.
She noted that anger, defensiveness and denial will almost certainly set off a feeding frenzy, as will a post that seems to be written by the owner or broker without the appropriate disclosure.
The rationale behind this is to allow clients to communicate with the broker without any restrictions.
Unusually, the deal was brokered without the oversight of the International Monetary Fund (IMF).
I have tried seven insurance companies and five brokers without success.
Mortgage brokers say real estate agents sometimes steer clients to in-house mortgage brokers without making such connections clear, thereby leading inexperienced buyers into costlier loans than they could have found if they had shopped around.
The association's hope, he said, is to join with HUD to get rid of unscrupulous mortgage brokers without doing damage to a system that has been a win-win situation for most brokers and borrowers.
Mr. O'Neal, one of the highest-ranking blacks on Wall Street, is the first person to be named to oversee Merrill's 14,200 brokers without having been a stockbroker himself.
