Sentence examples for origination in from inspiring English sources

Refinancing accounted for 72 percent of Wells Fargo's mortgage origination in the fourth quarter.

This major flaw can be traced back to its origination in 1934 by Simon Kuznets, who invented the measure in order to codify the goings on of a complex and difficult global economy.

The Very Reverend Martyn Percy, dean of Christ Church college in Oxford, argues in the Church Times that the Green report "has no point of origination in theological or spiritual wisdom.

James Palmer, head of equity capital markets origination in the Americas for the Swiss bank UBS, which is not one of the Facebook underwriters, said "best practice" is to allot shares to investors that have a history of holding shares, rather than selling them shortly after the public offering for a quick profit.

But attempts to blame the financial crisis on mandates to increase mortgage origination in minority neighbourhoods are about as close as you're going to come on that front.If you're a hard-core opponent of bail-outs, you might regard German voters' unwillingness to bail out bankers in Paris (as opposed to those in Frankfurt) as a blessing.

3. Note that Aristotle here sees origination in the agent and ability to do otherwise as closely related.

This suggests that the long-proboscid condition might independently have originated four or possibly five (assuming independent originations in Vitimopsyche and Lichnomesopsyche) times within early Mecoptera.

At a Manhattan-based competitor, Art Finance Partners, "we are up 40percentt in originations in the last six months," said Meghan Carleton, a partner.

Mr. Kirschner, 37, is a senior vice president for mortgage originations in New York at the commercial mortgage unit of GMAC, the General Motors subsidiary.

Refinancing accounted for 28.8percentt of all mortgage originations in the third quarter, up from 22.2percentt in the second quarter and 9percentt a year ago.

Ms Zelman reckons the FHA accounted for 22% of mortgage originations in the third quarter, up from 5% in all of 2007.The real problem, Ms Zelman says, is that almost a quarter of homeowners with mortgages have zero or negative equity in their homes.