Sentence examples for really transferred from inspiring English sources

Mr. Skilling recalled hearing no such thing, and had no doubt that the transactions really transferred risk, as they had to do for Enron's financial statements to be accurate.

But critics doubt that much risk is really transferred to the private sector and worry about whether the way PFI bids are compared with conventional procurement methods is fair.The Treasury finds that most PFI projects have been delivered on time a welcome improvement on the delays that used to occur with public investment.

He returned to London, and stayed with West Ham for three seasons but never really transferred from the periphery to the heart of it all.

"I've spent so much time working hard on my game that I haven't really transferred that to scoring.

To check whether the desired insert had been really transferred to the picked out colonies, a minimum amount of each colony (approximately half of it) was utilized as DNA template in a colony PCR.

Many commonplace first names are really transferred surnames.

"You can't really transfer that back-to-front momentum in a lateral play," Kolzig said.

"That is really transferring the burden away from Greeks and onto the others," said Iain Begg, an expert in Europe's monetary union at the London School of Economics.

"The shift from a personal income tax to a real estate tax really transfers the burden from people best able to afford to pay more taxes, because they have higher incomes, to people who may not have higher incomes but whose property values may have increased because of the shifting of the real estate market," she said.

So I need to see if there's anything that doesn't really transfer well.

And how can one really transfer one's right, given the coextensivity of right and power?