Sentence examples for hm- from inspiring English sources

All of which raises the question, is the era of free capital movement just a bubble, fated to end one of these years, maybe soon?Hm.

Aleut m corresponds with Eskimo m and v; to Eskimo p corresponds the Aleut h (in initial position) and the Aleut aspirated nasal sound hm (pronounced with an accompanying puff of air)—e.g., Aleut hum- "to swell" corresponds to Yupik puve-; Aleut ahmat- "to ask" is cognate with Yupik apete-.

As has been noted (Walker, 1978, p. 48), Kepler made acoustic experiments with a monochord long before he wrote his HM.

This is where the choice function C comes in: for each moment m and agent i, C yields a partitioning Cim of the set Hm of all histories through m.

Last week's report by HM Inspector of Constabulary (HMIC), the police inspectorate, on the inconsistency of approach to rape allegations across different regional police forces, the recent drop in the number of prosecutions for rape and domestic violence, and the fact that there has not been a single prosecution for female genital mutilation (FGM) only add to the concern.

The transfer picture, of course, is muddied by those who continue to look towards Rangers' upcoming and crucial tribunal with HM Revenue and Customs.

Britain's most senior auditor, who set up a judge-led review into the "sweetheart" multimillion-pound tax deals between HM Revenue & Customs (HMRC) and corporations, appeared to undermine the process before it began by telling the country's most senior tax official that the inquiry would find "nothing of substance".

Those millions for $150bn Disney, on the other hand, that's apparently money well spent –whoever coined the phrase "taking the Mickey" must have worked for HM Revenue.

HM Revenue & Customs has been criticised by MPs for costing callers £136m a year by not answering telephone inquiries, despite spending £900m on customer service.

A new museum exploring the history of HM Factory Gretna has been opened in Eastriggs near some of the remains of the factories and women's accommodation.

The fines come as Diamond – who has earned almost £100m from Barclays since 2006 and was at the time running the division where the misconduct took place – has been trumpeting the bank's commitment to acting as a "good citizen", despite the bank's run-in with HM Revenue & Customs over a £500m tax avoidance scheme and a row with shareholders over his £17m pay packet this year.