Sentence examples for safe instruments from inspiring English sources

On top of that, if Treasurys were in short supply, one would expect that they would have their yield bid down relative to market-synthesized safe instruments.

In this paper, we consider the extent to which central banks can improve financial stability and manage maturity transformation by the private sector through their ability to affect the public supply of short-term, safe instruments (STSI).

While stock-lending businesses normally invest in safe instruments like Treasury securities, A.I.G.'s unit invested in higher-yielding mortgage-backed securities - which soured as the housing market collapsed, costing A.I.G. money.

Given that even the likes of John Doerr are recommending to his companies that they put their money into financial safe instruments such as Treasury bonds, the post of first CTO may look increasingly appealing to some of Silicon Valley's highest fliers.

The banks, instead of lending to businesses and consumers, shift their investments to very safe instruments like US Treasury securities.

The aims of this research were to develop a reliable and safe instrument for measuring cervical spine stiffness, and to document stiffness in a group of asymptomatic individuals.

While laparoendoscopic single-site surgery (LESS) appears to be feasible and safe, instrument triangulation, tissue handling, and other bimanual tasks are difficult even for experienced surgeons.

Despite her misgivings, Ms. Nixon continues to favor stocks over traditionally safer instruments like Treasury bonds.

Of course, in an ultralow interest rate environment, debt investors and lenders are chasing yield, and riskier credits like Dunkin' Brands provide more of that than safer instruments.

This time around, much of this higher-yielding debt — referred to generally as "credit" by bond investors — has been hit as hard as, if not harder than, safer instruments, but Mr. Waldner expects that to change.

Short-term debts benefited from stock market fear as investors poured into the ultra-safe instruments.