Sentence examples for electronic creation from inspiring English sources
This Newtonian cycle of action and reaction, of electronic creation and destruction was first and most beautifully attacked by Budd Schulberg in his screenplay for "A Face in the Crowd" (1957).
If the EU were bold enough, it could fund infrastructure or renewables projects directly through the electronic creation of money, without having to borrow.
The man like Ibrahim Alfa has a compilation Oyabun Trax Vol 1 due out in a month that features young, mental producers from across Europe, who manage to combine the joy of electronic creation and true rave spirit with being punk as fuck.
You dress up in whatever clothes or skin you want, hang with creatures of your choosing, buy virtual real estate and trade in electronic creations.
We should also not rule out an extension to the Bank's £200bn of quantitative easing, or electronic money creation.
Together with David Miles and Sir Mervyn King, the Bank's governor, Fisher has been pressing for an additional £25bn of quantitative easing – electronic money creation – to boost growth.
The Bank cut interest rates to a new record low of 0.25% and expanded its programme of electronic money creation, known as quantitative easing, on 4 August.
For now, the Bank of England is cautiously optimistic that will be avoided after it stepped in with more electronic money creation and a cut in interest rates to a record low.
Bernanke stopped short of committing to a third round of quantitative easing, the process of electronic money creation that has pumped $2tn£1.2tntn) into the US banking system over the past two and a half years.
But the US Federal Reserve made no commitment to begin a third round of quantitative easing, the process of electronic money creation that has pumped $2tn£1.2tntn) into the US banking system over the past two and a half years.
But the chancellor said the coalition had no intention of rethinking its tax and spending plans, and instead dropped a broad hint that he expected the Bank of England to take action against growing recessionary pressures with a second round of the electronic money creation process known as quantitative easing.
