Sentence examples for financial events from inspiring English sources

John Boehner's remarks on recent financial events have attracted a lot of unfavorable comment, and they should.

BUT forecasting is tricky, and I have a hard time believing that financial events to come will be qualitatively different from those that have already happened.

Another novel which was undoubtedly partly inspired by financial events at the end of the 20th century is Alan Hollinghurst's The Line of Beauty.

He spends most of his time trying to figure out how economic and financial events fit together in a coherent framework.

Still, everywhere he goes, he has been drawn to a similar thorny problem: the right price to charge to insure against potential losses from extremely unlikely financial events.

The financial markets, or, at any rate, the arcane corner of Wall Street that dealt exclusively with highly unlikely financial events, had figured this out.

Zandi concluded, "The environment feels increasingly ripe for some type of financial event".

Federal Reserve policymakers meet on Thursday for the most keenly anticipated financial event of the year.

This meltdown is not just a financial event, but also a cultural one.

• In any otherwise inexplicable financial event, the people who profit from it may be understood to have caused it.

Despite the lackluster price performance, Tom Burnett, the president of Merger Insight, a financial research firm in New York, called the Hancock offering "a very significant financial event".