Sentence examples for corporates whose from inspiring English sources

Mr. MacIntosh says that there is "incredible value" almost everywhere in spread products, even in bond funds investing in low-quality corporates whose default rate may well rise further.

Munis, when you factor in their tax-free advantage, can give you yields that beat those on investment-grade corporates, whose interest payments, of course, are taxable.

This is where he is behaving more like a salesman for the corporates whose arm-twisting antics in WTO and numerous bilaterals being signed world over have still not opened up the kind of market they always dream.

How wide a range of economic policy ideas do you think Obama is going to get from a corporate CEO whose friends and associates tend to be other corporate CEOs and billionaires?

Hawke said Bond was a corporate crook whose fraudulent business dealings hurt a lot of people, but who, as distinct from other corporate criminals of the time, stayed to face the music.

Take General Electric, the U.S. corporate powerhouse whose products include medical equipment, turbines and locomotives.

Glenn Colton, Mr. Tanaka's lawyer, provided another list: corporate clients whose money had been redeemed, with interest.

Voices of people continue to be drowned by corporate interests, whose sole aim is profit.

Mr. Sheldon, a corporate lawyer whose office is in northern New Jersey, was ambivalent about moving to the city.

The two join Meredith Cross, the S.E.C's director of corporate finance, whose departure was announced on Tuesday.

In turn, golf became more attractive to the corporate sponsors whose names were associated with the various tour events.