Sentence examples for financial burn from inspiring English sources

Perhaps adding some psychological pain to the financial burn, AT&T ended a trading session for the first time with a lower market value than one of its Baby Bell progeny -- $134 billion to SBC Communications' $144 billion -- according to Thomson Financial Securities Data.

My financial papers: burned.

Nick Scarrett, of financial advisers Burns-Anderson, says if you are older, facing retirement or need to take an income, then sell.

In the latest spat, Sir David Lees, chairman of the court, has declined to furnish the committee with copies of the minutes of meetings held as the financial crisis burned in 2007 and 2008.

Since that day in July 2005, London has been bombed, bruised by the financial crisis and burned in last summer's riots.

In the early 1990s, the slow-burn financial crisis that came to a climax in 2008 had its origins in the developing world.

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Despite financial troubles that burned through $5 billion in cash in five months last year and forced Chrysler to propose cutting 26,000 jobs as part of a $3.9 billion revival plan, Mr. Yokich and another U.A.W. official said the union had cordial dealings with Chrysler and its new German management team of Dieter Zetsche and Wolfgang Bernhard.

Especially when you remember the 1980s, when Citicorp, the banking side of this financial services giant, burned its fingers lending to Latin American governments.

"The United States, the very origin of the financial crisis, has been burned so badly it is now trying to compensate by overregulating," he said.

He and others judge that, since we were burned by financial deregulation, we should oppose liberalization in food markets as well.