Sentence examples for creating derivatives from inspiring English sources

The modern fashion for creating derivatives means that it is possible to gauge investors' expectations about future dividend growth.

One Democratic senator, Claire McCaskill, accused the bank's executives of creating derivatives "in the La-La Land of ledger entries", adding: "You had less oversight than a pit boss in Las Vegas".

As far back as 2000 and 2001, Goldman helped Athens quietly borrow billions to mask its poor finances by creating derivatives that essentially transformed loans into currency trades that Greece did not have to disclose under European rules.

Rochester Fund Municipals imperiled its investors by splitting munis in two and creating derivative securities.

The new Instagram TOS language also clearly precludes Instagram creating derivative works of your photos, which I am assuming a television commercial counts as.

Zillow's Terms of Use… specifically prohibit reproducing, modifying, distributing, or otherwise creating derivative works from any portion of the Zillow Site.

It seems many of these designers love to rag on big business and large manufacturers for creating derivative, uninspired junk all the time.

There's also a passage on page 72 about Intellectual Property and not creating derivative works based on the External Services.

It would also limit some -- though by no means all -- of the possibilities for creating derivative securities based on the emissions allowances.

When converting raw image files into other formats, some software (e.g., Adobe Lightroom; Adobe Systems, San Jose, California, USA) preserve the original camera metadata and provide processes for creating derivative files.

The rules apply to swap dealers – big banks, brokerages and large energy-trading firms that create derivatives contracts.