Sentence examples for more complex instruments from inspiring English sources

It is not certain, for instance, that investors would be keen to swap conventional bonds for riskier, more complex instruments.

Talk to the "structurers" who, until 2008, built ever more complex instruments with ever more worthless US mortgages in them, and you hear them resorting to amorality.

They couldn't even see the flood of bogus mortgages being spit out by the millions and packaged into mortgage-backed securities and more complex instruments.

More complex instruments include the familiar X-ray machines and electroencephalographs and electrocardiographs, which detect electrical signals generated by the brain and heart, respectively.

The bronze medal for Lehman employee pay in 2007 was Jonathan Hoffman, who is listed as trading "global rates," which is trading in government bonds and more complex instruments including derivatives tied to interest rates.

Their cooperation began in the early 2000s, when the regulators decided they had to say something about how our banks helped Enron conceal its debt through complex transactions and how financial institutions were devising ever more complex instruments.

Four years later, a much more complex instrument, the EM200, joined the list.

Thus we could have given a more reliably and nuanced picture of a person's anxiety level with an extended and more complex instrument.

Future studies should examine the effect of exercise regimens on patient groups differentiated by neuropathy status (patients without, with mild or with severe peripheral neuropathy, identified by a more complex instrument for peripheral neuropathy screening).

Those cultures developed more complex percussion instruments and other instruments such as ribbon reeds, flutes, and trumpets.

The company has put more resources into offering fresh methods of trading stocks, bonds and some more complex financial instruments.