Sentence examples for imminent bond from inspiring English sources

The revered British marque has, again, provided transport for 007 in the imminent Bond flick Skyfall, though I don't know if that will have the ability to blend invisibly into its surroundings as the last big-screen Aston Martin did.

But this fear of an imminent bond crisis reflects a profound misunderstanding of the differences between the short- and long-term challenges facing state and local governments, and what these governments can do to address them.

The immediate crisis was contained when Abu Dhabi threw Dubai a $10bn lifeline for an imminent bond repayment, and to allow the company to pay running costs while discussions continue.

"Treasuries have entered dangerous territory," wrote Agustino Fontevecchia of Forbes, in warning of an imminent bond market collapse.

Still, since higher interest rates and inflation seem increasingly imminent, bonds could be adversely affected.

The business was given some breathing space last week when neighbouring Abu Dhabi handed Dubai a $10bn lifeline to ensure that the conglomerate could repay an imminent $4.1bn Islamic bond and have enough capital to continue interest payments and keep its various businesses running.

Ever since, warnings about the imminent attack of the "bond vigilantes" have been used to attack any spending on job creation.

The camera and radar sends a message to the side of the car once it has calculated that impact is imminent and reinforces the bond between the door and the frame, which is a weak spot in side collisions.

"Despite the recent rise, Libor and interest rate swap spreads remain well within normal levels and thus do not suggest to us an imminent problem in the corporate bond market," he wrote.

Various Fed governors had given speeches suggesting that a slowing of bond purchases was imminent, but were putting out mixed messages about why, how and when tapering might start.The Fed's meeting on June 18th-19th was never going to end the bumpiness.

But in signaling that Nassau's debt is no longer in imminent danger of slipping into junk bond status, S.&P. made its first positive statement about Nassau's credit since initially downgrading its rating in 1999.