Sentence examples for generation of money from inspiring English sources

As Niall Ferguson explains in his new book, "The Ascent of Money", which will be published next month, today's senior financiers would have started out in 1983, fully ten years after oil and gold prices first began the surge that had ruined the previous generation of money men.

Britain has one of the largest concentrations of financial sector expertise in the world, a population that favours digital transactions over cash (and is very much in debt!) and yet the world's fiscal hub is not giving rise to the emerging generation of Money 2.0 startups – the likes of BillMonk, Chip In FEED Tribes, Fundable, Prosper, TextPayMe and indeed, Wesabe.

Just as there has historically been room for a plethora of traditional financial planning and advisory firms to prosper (and how), we may see a variety of web-based companies to establish themselves as the new generation of money management experts.

"The infrastructure of [Cantrell's] court — from the salary of his staff to the paper in his printer — depends upon the continued generation of money from for-profit commercial surety fees, which are entirely dependent on his judicial decisions," the suit reads.

But although Austen's narrative forms the spine of Goodman's book — with two sisters of different emotional persuasions, wrong and right men, the seductiveness of real estate — this thoroughly modern story takes place at the brink of 9/11, in a world where old-school hackers have given way to a new generation of money-lusting geeks who draw venture capitalists like flies to honey.

Social Security came about in 1935 for one overriding reason: In the prior generation savers of money had gotten their world rocked as never before.

Plastic notes of the type chosen this week by the Bank of England as the next generation of paper money have been found by researchers to be the host of choice for some of nature's nastiest bacteria.

But the deeper problem, say both Mr. Donatiello and Mr. De Rose, is that unless they want to see another generation of investment money circling the drain, convergence companies must stop themselves from jockeying for technological clout and start thinking about giving something new to their customers.

Betterment is the first of the new generation of automated money managers, popularly called robo-advisors, to roll out an employer sponsored plan product.

"If there aren't fans in the stadiums creating those atmospheres, which we get the best in the world of in England, then you're not going to get that generation of TV money as well," Lampard said.

David previously held a role of Executive Vice President, Global Operations and Chief Technology Officer at Western Union, where he was responsible for overseeing IT infrastructure needed to develop and support the next generation of Western Union money transfer and payment capabilities.