Sentence examples for financial lights from inspiring English sources

The verdict, legal experts said, has once again laid bare the deep distrust among the French public of its elites and its financial institutions — a suspicion that has only strengthened in the years since the U.S. subprime mortgage crisis brought about the multibillion-dollar bailouts of many of the world's leading financial lights.

While Tony Blair and Gordon Brown pampered the banks, George Osborne and the Conservatives were demanding still less regulation, and even the Liberal Democrat Vince Cable, now the bankers' scourge, endorsed a financial "light touch".

On January 11th of this year, online financial circles lit up with dire news.

It has a refrigerated slaughterhouse and is the headquarters of many financial and light-industrial firms.

I'm feeling lonely as a mini-bull, with weightings heavy in tech and financial houses, light in energy and health care.

The worldwide global demand for all things sustainable — consumption, relationships, business, financial returns, light bulbs, etc. — boils down to sustainable values.

Standing overweight in technology, industrials and financials, and light in energy and materials, I'm sensitive to sector performance.

Take, for example, the description of British financial supervision as "light-touch", which has stuck.

But according to a recent analysis by The Street Light financial blog, this misses the point.

Hingham's economy now depends on trade, business and financial services, and light manufacturing.

It took a whistleblower to bring Tesco's financial mismanagement to light.