Sentence examples for cheaper corporate from inspiring English sources

"This approach eased financial conditions in the past and, so far, looks to be effective again," Mr. Bernanke wrote, predicting lower mortgage rates, cheaper corporate borrowing and higher stock prices that would encourage consumer confidence.

Then in the 1970s came a smaller, cheaper corporate computer, the mini.

Based on this, cloud computing will explode, and the rush to cheaper corporate computing.

The divergent approaches highlight how cheap corporate debt is fueling the recovery of the private equity business.

Parham Pouladdej, Vienna-based director of CRG, said the fund would act like a private equity vehicle, buying cheap corporate assets and hoping to turn them around before selling.

Stock and credit markets are steadier, financing is cheap, corporate balance sheets have large amounts of cash and companies "that have already cut costs may decide that they need to make acquisitions to drive growth in the face of a tepid economy".

As he did in his book, Mr. Fallows contended that novel aircraft designs advanced by NASA and others will usher in a new aviation era in which small, efficient and cheap corporate and owner-operated jets will help alleviate hub congestion by acting as "air taxis" with vastly expanded use of smaller regional airports.

Lawmakers must resist the cheap corporate rhetoric pushed by ALEC and others that makes right-to-work seem like a solution.

But at what point do investors stop buying expensive Treasurys and buy cheap corporates instead?

It is much cheaper than corporate governance activism.

The 10in Touchpad was nice, but no cheaper, and corporate clients just weren't interested – and there were no apps.