Sentence examples for subject of financial from inspiring English sources

I've lost count of the groans I get when I raise the subject of financial management.

"Pittsburgh will be decisive in determining whether the subject of financial market regulation continues to be a central issue.

In the few interviews Perry has given, the subject of financial hardship comes up with a sense of deliberateness.

Despite the recent revelations, the organized bar appears to be regressing on the subject of financial fraud.

That may have been the reasoning behind some intriguing remarks Thursday evening from Treasury Secretary Timothy F. Geithner on the subject of financial rescues.

At a deeper level, it may be viewed as an emblematic fight between those Jews, like Mr. Sichrovsky, who feel that even the past must not be endlessly invoked as the subject of financial wrangling, and those, like Mr. Muzicant, who believe that full compensation for lost lives and property is essential and Auschwitz an inexhaustible subject.

On the subject of financials, he said that the company is "unit economic positive" — in other words: not losing money on transactions — and that it wants to reach a $12 million annual run rate "very soon".

I have quoted Mr. Alpert frequently in recent columns, because he has been both thoughtful and prescient on the subject of the financial crisis.

For Sir Andre Geim, who with Sir Konstantin Novoselov won the 2010 physics prize for their discovery of graphene at Manchester university, the subject of the financial aspect of the award is a provocative one.

If you are surprised to learn that the home of the Whopper — not to mention the bacon sundae — would find itself the subject of complex financial machinations, you shouldn't be.

One son, Traianos, who studied electrical engineering, sat with us as we talked, and when the subject of fallback financial reserves came up, there was a sudden flurry of back-and-forth banter in Greek, tinged with tension and dark laughter.