Sentence examples for finance left from inspiring English sources
High leverage ratios and a reliance on short-term wholesale funding rather than retail deposits, two features of the new finance, left the system acutely vulnerable to such a panic.
It turns out that there's at least one titan of finance left for whom that 35,084-square-foot house with indoor swimming pool and basketball court, guesthouse, ice rink with Zamboni, guardhouse and the rest isn't quite enough.
This comes shortly after Sherpa Capital founder and Uber investor Shervin Pishevar called out Fredrickson for "exacerbating the crisis facing" Uber after Gautam Gupta, its then head of finance, left.
Otherwise, he said, "What are the treasurers, the ministers of finance left with?
I have spoken to one au pair whose family – a wealthy Wandsworth couple working in finance – leaves her with two under-fives all day, then won't let her use the kitchen after 7pm.
The biggest bank crisis since the Great Depression had erased an entire sector of American finance, leaving the American taxpayer on the hook for $160bn – a huge amount of money at the time, chump change compared with what was coming.
As a result, under Edward III many guilds became companies or livery companies, chartered companies focusing on trade and finance, leaving the guild structures to represent the interests of the smaller, poorer manufacturers.
In addition, a research grant of NOK 392 899 from the Regional Research Board of Northern Norway was awarded to finance leave of Dr K.S.O. from Hammerfest hospital as well as travel expenses between Hammerfest and Oslo and research courses.
The group's Web site was disabled, its finances left in disarray, its plans disclosed to the authorities.
With only a few months of financing left and no other options, Charlie has to choose between further alienating his already aggrieved wife and salvaging his business.
Weak government finances left banks with lots of dodgy government debt; in Ireland and Spain, which experienced epic housing boom-and-busts, self-inflicted wounds by the banks weakened the governments.
