Sentence examples for finance less from inspiring English sources

WINSTON CHURCHILL once said he would like to see finance "less proud and industry more content".

These industries finance less than half of their investment from their own profits.

Winston Churchill once said that he would rather see finance less proud and industry more content.

As Winston Churchill once remarked, "I would rather see finance less proud and industry more content".

In contrast, net FDI might finance less than one-third of India's deficit and only one-sixth of South Africa's, implying that their currencies are more at risk.

Investors, both individual and institutional, will squawk, but those newly restored to employment may rejoice to see, in Churchill's words, "finance less proud and industry more content".

But the Fed can provide a way to finance less-liquid collateral on the balance sheets of banks and primary dealers, the banks and securities dealers allowed to trade directly with the Fed.

S&P argues that America's policymaking has become less predictable and its finances less manageable.

Germany has sounder public finances, less indebted enterprises and more competitive wages than others.

Its debts are much smaller and its finances less reliant on unpredictable trade union bosses.

The armed forces are peerless and will remain so, even when they are financed less lavishly.