Sentence examples for excellent finance from inspiring English sources

For several months now, Alphaville, the excellent finance blog of the Financial Times – not your typical bastion of technophobia and capitalism-bashing – has been raising concerns about Silicon Valley's effect on the rest of the economy.

He is an engaging politician from the liberal wing of the Social Democratic Party who was an excellent finance minister in Mrs Merkel's 2005-09 grand coalition, and his party has at times suggested braver answers to the euro crisis than Mrs Merkel has.

I received an excellent finance rate from a national bank and I decided to visit my local bank believing I'd get a better rate.

You accuse Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg of having "bypassed campaign spending limits"; of having "felt free to ignore the city's excellent campaign finance laws"; and of "undermining the campaign finance system".

After two elections in which he campaigned with more than $150 million of his own money, this time he should comply with New York City's excellent campaign finance system, which would limit the amount he could spend on his third campaign.

The more immediate question is what damage such a tidal wave of money has done to New York City's excellent campaign finance program, which gives candidates matching funds in return for their agreement to limit campaign spending.

You don't generally associate "divorce" with "excellent personal finance education".

The reason that the idea of this Kabuki dance was entertained is an anomaly in the otherwise excellent public-finance provision of the Presidential Election Campaign Fund Act, under which each of the major candidates for President is given a check, financed by citizens who have ticked off boxes on their income-tax returns, with which to conduct his general-election campaign.

Because of these generous terms, accepting a Perkins loan is an excellent way to finance your post-secondary education.

His credit rating was found to be excellent when the financing counselors did a quick check at Southwyck.

You emerge from this excellent free exhibition – financed by Google – with the sense that some small redress has been made, albeit 50 years late, for the appallingly shabby treatment meted out to one of the greatest minds of the 20th century.