Sentence examples for finance heavy from inspiring English sources

"Everyone would like to find more oil," says Richard Herbert, an executive at Talisman Energy, a Canadian firm using a conventional North Sea oil business to finance heavy investment in North American shale.

BACK to work and back to reality: "The Raffarin government is the prisoner of a Bermuda triangle: an international economy in a bad way and lower tax receipts; a European Union budgetary policy which risks a recession; and the need to finance heavy spending plans".

"Every industry: finance, heavy industry, tech, retail you name it.

The U.S. economy got finance-heavy and finance-mad, and finally collapsed.

It also helps create a finance-heavy economy where the banking sector accounts for a bigger proportion of gross domestic product and corporate profits than it otherwise would.

Further, finance-heavy economies in developed economies have shown the results of continuing to socialise losses at the expense of privatising the gains.

He did so because the deal allows him to make a leap in executing his most important strategic goal, to transform GE from a misfiring finance-heavy conglomerate into a more focused maker of industrial equipment.To meet this objective GE is also shrinking its finance business.

Nearly 80percentt of domestic banks participating in a quarterly survey on lending practices said they saw "little or no change in demand" for financing heavy-traffic commercial real estate projects that lack terrorism insurance coverage.

The graphic memoir Are You My Mother? by Gray Center for Arts and Inquiry fellow Alison Bechdel is as "brainy, inventive, and satisfying as the finest prose". Edward Glaeser, PhD'92, argues that finance-heavy New York City must diversify its economy.

Getting to the Root Causes Shelia Bair, the head of the FDIC, was the first witness get near to addressing the major underlying causes of the crisis: our distended, finance-heavy economy.

It's easy to say from MIT, as Johnson does regularly, that we need to immediately shatter this "addictive" finance-heavy system (he was a major proponent of breaking up the banks); that's Bill Maher talk.