Sentence examples for instruments that turn from inspiring English sources

They don't create vast casinos based on fantasy finance instruments that turn toxic.

And, said James K. Galbraith, a University of Texas economist, investment banks helped create the exotic financial instruments that turned subprime mortgages into tradable securities.

They came from fantasy financial instruments like synthetic collateralized debt obligations and other so-called "opaque and exotic" financial instruments that turned out to have no value at all.

In 2008, he was literally on his knees before Nancy Pelosi, begging her to agree to a $700 billion bailout that was essentially a blank check for him to use as he saw fit to prop up the financial services industry collapsing under the weight of subprime/derivative instruments that turned out to be worthless.

Peer review is considered 1) a screening instrument which lets some material through the gates but refuses entry to other submittals, and 2) an editing instrument that turns articles allowed through the gates into better-written or better-edited texts.

They fear that youngsters choosing between the flamboyant indolence of reggae or the long hours of determined practice on makeshift instruments that could turn them into a new Fela will tend to opt for the former.

The habitats directive is one of the legal instruments that has turned this continued destruction into a legal requirement.

Some lenders including, notoriously, AIG found they were unable to repay cash collateral posted by borrowers because they had invested it in instruments that had turned illiquid, such as asset-backed commercial paper.

The job would be to review all the financial instruments that are turning up all the time," he said.

Viewers forgot the usual museum rules about "no touching" as they played with whimsical instruments that made wheels turn and wings flap.

The UK is preparing for this eventuality by making statutory instruments that will effectively turn existing EU legislation into domestic UK law although this is not a silver bullet.