Sentence examples for range of bonds from inspiring English sources

It is wise to look for bond funds which give their managers scope to buy a wide range of bonds.

Through its new direct investment website, SolarCity is offering a range of bonds – starting at $1,000 – that mature in one to seven years and pay up to 4% interest out of income from SolarCity's projects.

Connecticut-based investment group The Hartford, which also insured the home of president Abraham Lincoln, is selling a range of bonds through UK independent financial advisers that match different investment risks ranging from cautious to adventurous, as well as a self-select option.

Earlier this month it adjusted all user portfolios to include a much broader range of bonds, as well as the addition of retirement accounts (allowing long-term investors to avoid yearly taxes).

Annualized over the past five years, its 8.6% return edges out 7.7% for the Lehman Brothers U.S. Aggregate Bond Index, a domestic benchmark covering the range of bonds.

The session was mixed though, as the ProShares UltraShort Lehman 7-10 Year Treasury ETF, which seeks returns that double the inverse performance of a range of bonds, gained 0.6%.

This growth mechanism explains the existence of large range of bond orientation order, but less extensive positional order.

The firm did have patches of disappointing sales during the bull market because of its diversification, but it has been one of this year's 10 top-selling fund firms because of its range of bond funds and other conservative offerings.

However, the scene is now set for an introduction to the whole range of bonding types, and it will be explained how the atomic property of electronegativity helps to unify the discussion.

ACF 2 gave much better interconnection performance when compared to ACF 1 indicating that ACF 2 is more flexible and can tolerate a wider range of bonding pressure.

Predictions by a range of theoretical models are compared with experimental results for bonded joints leading to recommendations for failure prediction which allow reliable use of failure prediction in the design of a defined range of bonded joint configurations.