Sentence examples for financial punch from inspiring English sources

Hence the physically musclebound pack all the financial punch, too.

The normally cautious Jeter waited about two seconds to ponder the comments before jabbing Thomas with his own financial punch.

It's just a textbook, but it packs quite a financial punch.

The project is part of a sprawling but little-known state program that packs a powerful financial punch: It spent $1.6 billion last year on a myriad of energy-efficiency and alternative-energy projects.

In just 18 months, however, JPMorgan has swung from Washington's favorite bank to financial punching bag.

As companies roll with the financial punches, the big market has been in subleases, with rents reduced by 20 or 30percentt.

Their financial clout, a combined $12.4 billion according to Forbes magazine's latest ranking, packs a political punch.

Its Rose museum has been struggling to recover from a near-death experience since it tried to sell its distinguished collection in 2009  to fill a financial hole punched by the recession and the Bernard Madoff scandal.

But whatever the method, a sudden exit from a job can pack a financial and emotional punch, experts say, but there are ways of dealing with the blow.

"The anniversary year could create some international interest and boost the values of pieces that on a financial level are punching well below their weight".

On the same day, Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner argued it's too early to tell if Dodd-Frank financial reform, a punching bag for Republican presidential candidates and financial industry advocates alike, has hurt the economy.