Sentence examples for called finance from inspiring English sources

Frederic Mishkin, a former Fed governor, once called finance "the brain of the economy".

Specialized companies called finance companies service both the retailers and consumers who use installment arrangements.

Speaking in Beijing at the inaugural Belt and Road Forum, a gathering of 130 nations with which China hopes to build a massive trade network, Xi called finance "the lifeblood of modern economy" and pledged to spend $900 billion on infrastructure abroad.

It was awkward, Strekal pointed out, "when we're all here saying, 'Damn the banks, damn the banks,' and we're called Finance".

On July 26th his department published a paper with the Treasury called "Financing a Private-Sector Recovery".

In 1964, Mr. Taubman edited a book called "Financing a Theatrical Production" (Federal Legal Publications), which Variety applauded as savvy and comprehensive.

Global development's Clár Ní Chonghaile went to a panel discussion called Financing the Future at the Overseas Development Institute and asked participants what they hoped the Addis meeting would deliver.

Industry experts say that the money dealers make on markups -- part of what dealers call "finance and insurance" income -- can make the difference between profit and loss for many dealerships.

WASHINGTON — Federal law enforcement officials, trying to uncover the sources of a New York Times reporter, James Risen, obtained extensive records about his phone calls, finances and travel history, according to a court brief filed late Thursday.

They're the only people alive who are experts in the imaginary math we call finances.

It has been variously called Internet finance, mobile finance, and digital finance.