Sentence examples for finance suggests from inspiring English sources

But research conducted by Halifax subsidiary Intelligent Finance suggests that the traditional Big Four are not up to speed yet.

But the logic of the recent Roberts Court decisions on campaign finance suggests that there soon may be no more need for super PACs.

This peculiarity of asset finance suggests that one solution could be introducing a dynamic stabiliser that changes the effective loan-to-value ratios automatically and countercyclically.

A global study by Cass Business School, to be published in the Journal of Finance, suggests the short-selling bans are unlikely to prevent share prices sliding further and could inflict serious damage on the stock market.

Research by Ocean Finance suggests just over 26 per cent plan to rent or buy a new home, a figure rising to nearly 47 per cent for those aged 18-24.

Last year about $200 billion was invested in renewable energy, low-carbon transport and energy efficiency in developing countries more than a third of the global total.The magnitude of the private sector's contribution to climate finance suggests an obvious lesson for the Green Fund.

Those sorts of worries have a few people from the world of finance suggesting that the administration should do much more, not less.

Today, despite progress in some areas, women make up a small percentage of top executives in finance – suggesting that Ms. Siebert's work is still unfinished.

Finally, the systemic weaknesses of de-regulated finance suggest that a failure to act decisively now to put financial capital back in its cage will lead to the problems of the past two years re-surfacing before long.

A recently published government paper on local-government finance suggested that local authorities with a track record of successful regeneration should be able to keep some of the development gains.

Bair advocated for simple solutions to the problems that the captains of finance suggested were unbearably complex.