Sentence examples for financial quantities from inspiring English sources

The analysts also used the decision trees to forecast yearly profits, fund flows, assets, research and development investments, and the related financial quantities of net present value, internal rate of return, and annual return on investment.

Market observations give strong evidence that financial quantities are correlated in a strongly nonlinear, non-deterministic way.

A: Usually when the purpose is completely financial, or all quantity based, which doesn't attract me.

They don't approve of the Fed's buying large quantities of financial assets and they don't think the too-big-to-fail problem has been solved.

In early 2009, the Fed began buying large quantities of financial instruments every month, as an additional means of stimulating the economy; these asset purchases eventually rose to eighty-five billion dollars a month.

Although these companies do not face much competition from bigger food companies, which are not interested in items that sell in small quantities, the financial pressures can be daunting.

The monetary-financial system would be panic-proof; the funding of portfolios of financial assets with large quantities of defaultable short-term debt (privately issued near-monies) would not exist on any meaningful scale.

As he imagines a more global life for himself after City Hall, unshackled from the 24/7 needs of running New York, Mr. Bloomberg — an Anglophile with a taste for English Regency style — is exporting his vast quantities of financial, social and political capital to this ancient city, where he has long yearned for influence.

With the police having confiscated large quantities of financial documents, it took time for the true scale of the problems to emerge.

This trend could only continue as long as U.S. deficits were being financed by issuing large quantities of financial claims to countries with large trade surpluses principally China and Japan, but also many emerging economies.

Analyses regarding the interplay between hospitals' and physicians' financial incentives and the quantity and quality of health care supply and expenditure have a long history.