Sentence examples for hefty bond from inspiring English sources
As a small crowd applauded Bonds in the lobby of the courthouse, an older woman who identified herself as his Aunt Rosie hugged him and offered him $5 toward his hefty bond.
Japan's three "megabanks" — Mitsubishi UFJ Financial Group, Mizuho Financial Group and Sumitomo Mitsui Financial Group — are no longer expected to see the hefty bond trading gains and low levels of bad loan write-offs that have lifted profits in recent years.
So on March 7th he proposed two new taxes to the legislature in Springfield, along with a hefty new bond issue and a plan to lease the state lottery.
Altria Group will likely raise its dividend less than usual later this week, weighed down by a tough U.S. cigarette market and a hefty litigation bond, analysts said.
When that production fell through, Gibson stepped in yet again, paying for Downey's hefty insurance bond so he could star in his 2003 film, "The Singing Detective".
Even staid custody banks are finding unpleasant ways to surprise: shares in State Street lost almost 60% of their value on Tuesday as it announced hefty losses on bond investments, among other things.In these circumstances, the natural (and sensible) inclination of banks is to hold on to capital, not to run it down further by ramping up lending.
The average annual total return for five-year government bonds over the next 30 years was a hefty 8.25%, while corporate bonds with maturities near 20 years also thrived, averaging 9.8% per year during the same time period.
In Paris the hefty plash of the bond trader's spew hit lovers and existentialists without regard for their finer feelings.
Sweden's experiment with hefty levies on share, bond and derivative trades in the 1980s was abandoned in 1991, after it led to a sharp drop in trading volumes.
The agency cited the bond insurers hefty CDO exposure of up to $4.9 billion, according to TradeTheNews.com.
It plans to spend €60 billion ($70 billion) a month for at least 19 months, adding hefty purchases of government bonds to an existing scheme to buy covered bonds and asset-backed securities (currently around €10 billion-worth a month).
