Sentence examples for calling a bit from inspiring English sources
The real crisis becomes more so Doomsday derivatives Gaping This is tomorrow calling A bit of give and take Re-engineering the euro ReprintsOther attempts by banks to offer derivatives on property prices and on inflation have failed.
The real crisis becomes more so Doomsday derivatives Gaping This is tomorrow calling A bit of give and take Re-engineering the euro Reprints Related items Europe's troubled economies: The dangers of atavismOct 17th 2002 German banks: This is tomorrow callingOct 17th 2002The main goal of the directive is to reduce risk.
The real crisis becomes more so Doomsday derivatives Gaping This is tomorrow calling A bit of give and take Re-engineering the euro Reprints Related items Japanese banks: Take from the oldMar 7th 2002Most of the seven lawsuits also claim that the bank mis-sold shares.
The real crisis becomes more so Doomsday derivatives Gaping This is tomorrow calling A bit of give and take Re-engineering the euro ReprintsThe central bank was especially keen to prop up the real this week because $3.7 billion of government bonds were due to expire on October 16th, with a repayment linked to the exchange rate.
The real crisis becomes more so Doomsday derivatives Gaping This is tomorrow calling A bit of give and take Re-engineering the euro ReprintsOne popular argument for why the bear market may be over is that, by last week, the S&P 500 had fallen by almost 50% from its peak, a slightly bigger decline than during the bear market of 1973-74 indeed, the biggest since the Depression of the 1930s.
There was one lady who called, a bit ago.
Current computers perform their calculations using 1's and 0's, with each binary digit called a "bit" of information.
The contrast between the display of such weaponry and China's rhetoric about harmony he calls "a bit of schizophrenia".
He watched Josiah and Ally engaged in what she, as a New Zealander, called "a bit of a snog".
Or more accurately those with shades of dickhead in them, or what Enoka would probably call a bit of mongrel.
One of those moments they call "a bit of fun" even though there's nothing remotely amusing about it.
