Sentence examples for studied financial from inspiring English sources

Professor Rob Ranyard, an economic psychology specialist at Bolton University, has studied financial decision making.

Although researchers in top universities had studied financial panics, their work had not filtered down to the lecture theatre.

The administration was obviously right to warn the country that Al Qaeda had apparently studied financial institutions in three cities with the idea of a possible attack.

Thousands of people have studied financial crises, but it would be hard to name anyone who has actually grappled with as many as Mr Geithner (see chart).

Richard Grafer, a Catholic and a retired partner in the Arthur Andersen accounting firm, studied financial reports issued by the Diocese of Rockville Centre, which covers Nassau and Suffolk Counties.

Her profile claims she studied financial planning at the UK-based BPP International Educational Centre, although a centre spokeswoman said she was unable to confirm whether Chapman had studied there.

The Fed Takes Action Ben Bernanke had spent his career studying financial crises.

Professor Neil Johnson specialises in complex systems and has been studying financial markets for years.

Only a handful of 20th-century economists have even bothered to study financial panics.

Investors who buy stocks based on gossip will no longer run circles around those who study financial statements.

Until the worst turmoil on Wall Street ends, the economy will struggle, said Sung Won Sohn, an economist at California State University, Channel Islands, who studies financial markets.