Sentence examples for centered on financial from inspiring English sources

Feb. 22, 2018: Gates and Manafort face a flurry of new charges, centered on financial crimes.

Aside from Jackson's physical condition and medical history, much of the testimony centered on financial details of his career, to determine damages.

It is all the more remarkable, they said, because the case centered on financial rather than physical harm, as in medical malpractice or tobacco litigation.

But in the wake of global market turmoil centered on financial businesses, Berkshire's shares have lost a third of their value in the past year, and its vaunted triple-A rating is gone.

This Manafort case centered on financial fraud — "hiding millions he made lobbying on behalf of Ukrainian politicians in overseas bank accounts, then falsifying his finances to get loans when his patrons lost power," as The Post's John Wagner reported.

Her work has centered on financial institutions, financial market utilities, consumer protection issues, bolstered prudential standards, and resolution planning.

But even though the men have been held in jail for the past three months, senior law enforcement officials said yesterday that most of the questions about them now center on financial or immigration issues.

Indeed, if there's a major obstacle to becoming a venture capitalist in coming years, it will undoubtedly center on financial inequality, which has been a roadblock for many since the industry's start.

Mr. Bloomberg faults Mr. Green for saying that the rebuilding of Lower Manhattan should be centered on the financial services industry when some of that industry lost interest in downtown years ago.

There is no want of people eager to denigrate Mrs. Thatcher in Whitwell, a village that sits between a rust-belt north, where animosity toward Mrs. Thatcher and the Conservatives she led still festers, and the more prosperous south, centered on the financial hub in the City of London and a flourishing network of high-tech start-ups that thrived under Thatcherism.

Profile New Jersey's economy is centered on pharmaceuticals, financial services, telecommunications, food processing and tourism.