Sentence examples for instruments bought from inspiring English sources

Instruments bought for Sean were passed down to Lauren and then to David, who switched to the viola in his early teens.

Moody's reckons that some €250 billion of LBO debt will need to be rolled over in the next five years.Private-equity loans were just one of many assets (for example, mortgage, car and credit-card debts) that were bundled together and repackaged into instruments bought by investors who themselves were using borrowed money (banks, hedge funds and specialist vehicles like conduits).

The APS is covering RBS for potential losses from £282bn of loans ranging from customer mortgages and overdrafts to big property projects, as well as complex financial instruments bought by the bank when disgraced former chief executive Sir Fred Goodwin was at the helm.

But then Beckman Instruments bought the entire firm in 1997 for a whopping $875 million (pretty near our own 1995 estimate of $935 million).

They're partly right – but the building is also a state of the art financial instrument, bought tax-efficiently by some of the world's biggest holders of flight capital.

For instance, if you don't know how to play a musical instrument, buy a cheap used one and start learning.

In August, Steinway Musical Instruments was bought by the hedge-fund manager John Paulson.

"A very good deal," said Dan Alexander, a California purveyor of musical instruments, who bought the Mason & Hamlin Model BB.

But the report did note that the instruments Eastern Financial bought were private placements, "which provided less readily available market data to perform analysis and provide better understanding of underlying assets and grading system, tranches, etc".

Third, many instruments were bought by investors who relied on the coveted AAA-rating from the credit-rating agencies.

Generally, measuring instruments are bought calibrated, but due to lack of awareness, they may never be maintained or recalibrated after years of use.