Sentence examples for continued deposits from inspiring English sources

John Hagins, a lawyer representing some of the duped investors, describes Carolina this way: "[It] depended on continued deposits to pay a return to earlier [ones]." The state attorney general's office suspected trouble at HomeGold as early as 1999 but was prevented from stepping in by state law that allows investigations only in cases of clear fraud, not mere bad business sense.

But he had continued depositing his few earnings into the account.

The only effect on the building since the destruction of the World Trade Center has been the continuing deposit of dust on ledges and stonework -- a filmy, stringy coating remains, although a fire hose has been used to clean some of it off.

This may produce lighter nuclear fragments which continue depositing some energy, potentially causing further damage to healthy tissue (Haettner et al. 2006).

The political situation precludes direct financial assistance, but creative manipulation of interest rates and continued high deposits have helped.

After deposition of Hg(0) under controlled potential conditions, mercury continued to deposit at open circuit as a calomel film by the reaction, Hg + Hg II) + 2Cl− ⇄ Hg2Cl2 aq).

But after an amendment to the tax law in 1969 eliminated the sizable deductions authors reaped from such donations, Updike, though he continued to deposit papers, did so only for warehousing purposes.

Meanwhile, he continued to deposit just enough money into the old account to continue paying certain bills that had been set up as automatic drafts.

Such a scenario would be like a bank that failed to notice that its vault was being robbed each week, and continued to deposit valuables.

She adjusted her installment to a tiny token amount and continued to deposit it faithfully each week until her health and finances recovered.

For children who want the option to continue making deposits, Northern Rock also offers an Instant Saver account for those aged up to 16, paying 3% gross and again with a maximum of £20,000.