Sentence examples for maturity of one from inspiring English sources

The ECB said it would buy bonds with a residual maturity of one to three years.

The investments would likely have a maturity of one to six months, and their interest rate would be set through auctions.

(2011), to obtain a good adjustment at the short end of the yield curve, we also include, for each day, four bond repos (termed operaciones simultáneas in Spain) with a maturity of one, seven, fifteen and 30 days.

Thus in Australia, weedy Hordeum species have been implicated together with volunteer wheat plants as off-season (over-summering) hosts for Puccinia striiformis allowing this pathogen, that has no protected spore stage, to survive for the several months between maturity of one year's wheat crop and emergence of the next (Wellings 2007).

Mortgages are available in Montenegro through a number of partner banks ranging in amounts from ¤50,000 to ¤300,000 with a maturity of one to 25 years.

That is not bad for a risk-free asset with a maturity of one to six years in theory, and often only a few months in practice.

Short-dated Treasury bonds (those with a maturity of one-to-three years) have returned a healthy 18% in dollar terms over the last three years.

As expected full sterilisation, unlimited issuance, equal treatment of creditors and maturities of one to three years have all been confirmed alongside that fact that no specific yield will be targeted.

It is a book of astonishing maturity for one so young, yet it is Living that is the triumph of his precocity: a near-masterpiece written at the age of 24.

Whilst the continued growth in companies tracking consumer generated media is a positive indication of the continued maturity and acceptance of one of the most important drivers of Web 2.0, the question must be asked: why?

To impute such sage maturity to one's juniors may be the ultimate version of fantasy football.