Sentence examples for growing holdings from inspiring English sources

The combination of very little money and constantly growing holdings has caused the museum to be at the mercy of whatever real estate deal it could find.

Lisa Minardi, a curator at the Winterthur Museum in Delaware, has been sifting through thousands of fraktur in the growing holdings of Winterthur and other institutions, including the Free Library of Philadelphia and the Philadelphia Museum of Art.

The Fed could hurry that process up by raising the penalties.Managing its growing securities holdings will be tougher.

The small but growing Korean holdings were put on the international map with the purchase at auction, for more than $1.5 million, of a gilt-bronze bodhisattva in 2003.

René M. Stulz, who holds the Reese chair in banking and monetary economics at the Fisher College of Business at Ohio State University, said research he conducted with two other professors on corporate cash levels since 1980 indicated that growing cash holdings over that period most likely reflected the simple fact that the world became a much riskier place for business.

We have deliberately managed our holdings to decline, while many others have exploited the law to aggressively grow their holdings.

As a result, museums that want to grow their holdings must rely on collectors.

Juan Villalonga, the chairman of Spain's vast telecommunications company, Telefonica, resigned today, leaving a once-stodgy Spanish monopoly that he had turned into a giant with fast-growing holdings in Latin America and the Internet.

The appointment of Mr. Nelson, as executive vice president and chief marketing officer at Interpublic, is indicative of the growing importance of nonadvertising holdings to the Madison Avenue giants.

The global divestment movement, which is encouraging investors to sell their fossil fuel holdings is growing rapidly with over 200 organisations worth over £33bn signed up.

Huw van Steenis of Morgan Stanley reckons that euro-zone banks have an average of 6% of their assets invested in domestic sovereign debt, and that their holdings are growing by the day.Many other rules that are designed to make finance safer also risk making it more parochial.