Sentence examples for finance lost from inspiring English sources

Mr. Garner, who works in finance, lost seven friends in the attack.

But finance lost its glamour when the banking system collapsed during the Great Depression.

And this is why, as I have read recently, half of recent Harvard graduating classes have gone into finance – lost to the field that needs them most.

"At some point in our recent past, finance lost contact with its raison d'?e," Mr. Trichet said, according to the text of remarks delivered at a gathering of economists, policy makers and bankers at Stanford University in California.

The national in-year cuts announced in June, he says have already hit: £6m trimmed from in revenue funding, £3m from capital funding, and £100m of Building Schools for the Future capital finance lost.

It is only in the past 35 years that finance lost this grounding and become a tsunami which, although shaped by humans through the creation of markets and institutions, is now out of control, and is controlling ordinary people instead.

Other problem areas, according to state labor statistics, are manufacturing, with a loss of 1,400 jobs in that same period, and finance, losing 600 jobs.

For Democrats, who have watched tobacco virtually disappear as a wedge issue and have seen campaign finance lose its footing, managed care appears to be a pulse-racing cause.

But a caveat is warranted here: After workers in finance lose their jobs, they usually receive severance pay for four to six months, so even that data can lag.

A sixth initiative they financed lost in Massachusetts.

Ordinary consumers are still absorbing the reality of weak household finances, lost wealth, large credit card debts, and gnawing worries about the job market.