Sentence examples for finance lecture from inspiring English sources

Jen McEnry, 28, a second-year M.B.A. student at the University of Virginia's Darden Graduate School of Business Administration, recalled that a classmate once downloaded an e-mail attachment during a finance lecture.

In a recent finance lecture here at Wharton, our professor introduced this theory to a room full of befuddled 20-year olds.

Following his death, the Louis A. Slotin Memorial Fund was established to raise money to finance lectures in the sciences at the University of Chicago.

On Thursday, March 3, Pasztor discussed climate finance in a lecture hosted by the MIT Center for Finance and Policy.

In 1939 Lewis and his wife journeyed to the United States, where he hoped to recoup his finances with a lecture tour and with portrait commissions.

At this lecture, financed by the Simons Foundation, Emily Shuckburgh, who leads the Open Oceans research group at the British Antarctic Survey, will explain how mathematical models can guide policy.

The German finance minister, in lecturing the United States a few weeks ago, said the Americans should not worry about their trade deficit with Germany, but look instead to the country's trade balance with the total euro zone.

A decade ago, American businessmen were poring over Japanese management manuals, American factory workers were bristling at condescending remarks by Japanese leaders, and Japanese finance officials were lecturing President George Bush about his economic recession and daunting budget deficit.

But I'm also including in this lecture public finance.

But I wasn't lecturing about finance in those days.

Along with lectures on finance and entrepreneurship and the like, the program included a delightfully incongruous session with Al Filreis, an English professor at the University of Pennsylvania, on poetry.