Sentence examples for financial par from inspiring English sources

Even now he's not on a financial par with Romney; nor are Gingrich and Paul.

He succeeds Christian Thielemann, who quit in May 2004 after losing a long battle with Berlin to put the company on a financial par with Daniel Barenboim's Staatskapelle Berlin, the orchestra of the Staatsoper Unter den Linden.

Christian Thielemann, left, is expected to quit as music director of the Deutsche Oper Berlin at the end of the current season after losing a protracted battle with the city to put the company on a financial par with Daniel Barenboim's Staatskapelle Berlin, the orchestra of Berlin's leading opera company, the Staatsoper Unter den Linden.

America and the Obama administration are now cursed, Thomas retorted, with an AA-plus rating, putting America "on financial par with New Zealand and Belgium.

Peter L. Bernstein, financial economist par excellence, in December produced a series of five-year forecasts, each based on a different set of assumptions.

[C1.] FINANCIAL ASPIRATIONS Japan's economic planners are working on a plan to transform Tokyo into a global financial capital on par with New York and London.

In recent weeks, Ms. Feng - who spent two years in the Teach for America program - has quizzed her students on the basics of stock ownership, esoteric financial terms like "par value" and potential interest rates for borrowers.

The fear is that a failure to contain the crisis would lead to contagion in global financial markets on par with the Lehman Brothers debacle, and deliver a blow not only to the economies of Europe, but also to the United States and other major trading partners.

Mr. Geithner said Europe had already made some progress in getting its problems under control, a view that seems to have replaced a stark fear, held until just a short while ago, that the euro could break apart and trigger a new paralysis in global financial markets on par with the collapse of Lehman.

As detailed in a recent New York Times article, economists expect this group to reap financial benefits on par with those of second world war vets who obtained high levels of wealth and comfort during the postwar boom largely because they went to college, thanks to the GI Bill, rather than swelling an already saturated labor market at the war's end.

Anypay, Kyash and other startups could continue to innovate and provide seamless financial services on par with what is available in the United States.