Sentence examples for opening accounts from inspiring English sources

Vanguard's communications system is sophisticated, using electronic "signatures," or computer-generated identification numbers, to speed opening accounts, and software packages to project call volume.

For years, card companies have been criticized for aggressive pitches to college students and offers of free T-shirts and other perks for opening accounts.

His opening accounts of Bach's Prelude and Fugue in G minor from "The Well-Tempered Clavier," Book 2, and of the French Suite No. 5 in G had a breathy flexibility that stopped well short of indulgence.

Exercise caution when selecting an IRA custodian because fees for opening accounts, closing accounts, and the expense ratios for mutual funds or brokerage fees vary dramatically among custodians.

That can keep criminals from opening accounts in your names.

Opening accounts overseas can be complex but will give you far more options than you would otherwise have by using, say, a typical brokerage account in the United States.

An amiable opening account of Bernstein's "Candide" Overture, conducted by Rossen Milanov, seemed to interfere with few conversations.

And a company eager to save money will want to choose a higher rate, because doing so will make each employee's opening account balance smaller.

An opening account of Haydn's Symphony No. 44 in E minor ("Trauer," or "Mourning") served as an exhilarating calling card.

You were struck by the group's sound during an opening account of Haydn's Quartet in C (Op. 74, No. 1): Mr. Perry, effusive and bright; Mr. Karp, magnanimous and rich; Ms. Beia and Ms. Chisholm, blending warmly between them.

A good example is the "opening account balance" that a company may assign to each older employee during the conversion, to credit him for the traditional pension benefits he has built up under the old plan.