Sentence examples for immediately passed on from inspiring English sources

In Tampa, we follow a dogged newspaper journalist, Michael van Sickler, as he travels through the surreal landscape of the Florida mortgage crisis, visiting "ghost subdivisions" full of foreclosed homes, then following the trail to the banks who had "thrown money at fraudulent borrowers to overpay for crappy houses because the risk was immediately passed on to someone else".

A recent report by Oppenheimer & Company, the investment bank, said, "It will be very difficult for the Senate Finance Committee to structure the fees in a way that they won't be immediately passed on to customers in the form of higher premiums".

She added any call requiring advice on treatment would be immediately passed on to a clinician.

It was immediately passed on to the police, he said.

For more general work, such as oil changes, garages can tender preset fees, which are immediately passed on to the carowner.The average deal that Openbay brokers is worth $350, often involving engine work or tweaks to brakes.

The soluble supernate (containing citraconylated cys-mutated rmCRP (i.e., C-rmCRP) and various other inclusion body contaminants) was collected and was immediately passed on a Phenyl Sepharose hydrophobic adsorption column.

Last week, the bishop signed a memorandum of understanding with Charles J. Hynes, the Brooklyn district attorney, promising that the diocese would immediately pass on accusations against priests "without prior screening".

Pisi offered support on the inside and immediately passed to George North on his outside, for the Wales wing to score only his second Premiership try of the season.

He said he immediately passed it on to the police and council officers.

When Dewar and Daniel wrote letters of complaint to Collard's superior, Vice-Admiral John Kelly, he immediately passed them on to the Commander-in-Chief Admiral Sir Roger Keyes.

Collard forwarded the letters to his superior, Vice-Admiral Sir John Kelly; he immediately passed them on to the Commander-in-Chief Admiral Sir Roger Keyes.