Sentence examples for number of junk from inspiring English sources

Columbia had a high number of junk bonds, and the Resolution Trust Corporation took us over.

For the consumer on the receiving end of a rising number of junk calls, it is also far from straightforward to know where a call is coming from.

The pro accounts might also help cut down on the number of junk videos found on other sites, Mr. Gibs said.

camdawggy (@camdawggy) @hunterfelt The number of junk punches the opposition throws is directly proportionate to the number of 3's Durant throws.

An even clearer indicator called the distress ratio measures the number of junk bonds that yield ten percentage points or more above long Treasurys.

Lots of folks are bullish on junk bonds these days, but your recent headline was "High-Yield Bond Funds: Why Bother?" Yes, there've been any number of junk bond recommendations in the last four to five months.

I used to run on the content network, but we got enormous numbers of junk hits that were related to searches for sports conferences — and yes, I know that I could have cleaned that up with negative keywords, but that's a never-ending task.

"It's the feeling that if we make a sacrifice that somehow the gods would be appeased," he said PAGE B1 FANNIE MAE AND HIDDEN LOSSES Losses at Fannie Mae could be worse than many expected, as some analysts worry that there are large numbers of junk loans on the company's books that are designated as relatively safe "alt-A" loans, but are really subprime loans that continue to deteriorate.

By a number of measures, junk bonds are having their worst year in a decade, as the bankruptcies of WorldCom, Adelphia Communications and a host of other companies have driven many risk-averse investors away from the sector.

In reality, the number of filtered junk messages is much higher, since he doesn't take into account private servers it operates on behalf of larger clients and only counts the ones that get blocked on public servers.

Most plants growing during the terrestrial phase produce a large number of diaspores (Junk and Piedade, 1994).