Sentence examples for small bonds from inspiring English sources

Many of them are turning to a more daring and yet somehow comforting investment: small bonds issued by Germany's medium-sized Mittelstand companies.The Mittelstand comprises less a set of private, often family-owned firms and more an idea.

Then, sensing the mood, Mr. Walker encouraged members of the audience to turn to one another and sing along ("I won't harm you with words from my mouth/I love you/I need you to survive"), transforming a bond between a congregation and a higher power into hundreds of small bonds between individuals.

Other than some small bond deals, that market remains dormant.

Mr. Fink has transformed his firm from a small bond shop into the largest publicly traded asset management company in the country.

While broadly respecting the stability pact, Slovenia is faced with a lack of liquidity due to its small bond market and interest rates of nearly 5.7 percent.

In the late 1990s, a financier created Bowie Bonds, a small bond issue that paid interest from the current and future revenue of 25 albums by the rock musician David Bowie.

While serving as senior managing partner for 15 years during the 1960s and 1970s, Mr. Salomon orchestrated the firm's transformation from a small bond-trading house to one of the country's largest and most profitable investment banks.

The ECB does make some small bond purchases of its own, but the vast bulk is still done by the national central banks, with the Bundesbank buying around 25% of whatever the Eurosystem as a whole snaps up.

While serving as senior managing partner, Mr. Salomon transformed the firm from a small bond-trading house to one of the nation's largest and most profitable investment banks.

By "a lot of money" I mean $100,000; small bond positions are costly to trade.

Therefore, NPs with a large bonding force have a higher probability of bonding and take less time to bond than those with a small bonding force.