Sentence examples for distinguished financial from inspiring English sources

He said he was disappointed and surprised by Davis's announcement, but he declined to criticize him, saying the Browns contract offered Davis distinguished financial security.

Fantasy Island by Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson Constable £7.99, pp238 The fantasy Island is Britain, about whose economic affairs Larry Elliott and Dan Atkinson, two distinguished financial journalists, report and comment regularly, in the Guardian and Mail on Sunday respectively, seldom pulling their punches.

Instead, pay attention to this observation by Michael Lewis, a distinguished financial journalist: "Wall Street, with its army of brokers, analysts, and advisers funneling trillions of dollars into mutual funds, hedge funds, and private equity funds, is an elaborate fraud".

In our study, we do not distinguish financial flows for integrated condom programming used for family planning and reproductive health purposes from those used for HIV prevention, as we will elaborate below.

A sensible answer must distinguish between financial perceptions and economic reality.

At news conference in Rome, Mr. Berlusconi said the Italian government would strive above all to save the "operational part of the company, to safeguard its jobs, and to distinguish the financial side from its business".

He asks: do the editors and managers of Nikkei understand the values "that distinguish British financial journalism?" He writes: "There was not one question from a Japanese reporter at last night's online press conference on the Nikkei deal".

Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi has said that the Italian government will try to save the "operational part of the company, to safeguard its jobs, and to distinguish the financial side from its business".

Ms Reinhart and Mr Rogoff point to other problems:Part of the confusion in the recent "US is different" op-eds is a failure to distinguish systemic financial crises from more minor ones and from regular business cycles.

First, Mr. Fisher writes, "many investors and even some professionals distinguish between financial planning and retirement planning like they're two distinct phases, or the two are inherently radically different".

FIRST, their paper says, we should distinguish between financial markets — where institutions lend money, trade securities and make investments — and the real economy, where people trade goods and services.