Sentence examples for suggests financial from inspiring English sources
Evidence suggests financial pressure.
Despite what the metaphor suggests, financial bubbles tend to lose their air gradually and unevenly.
That suggests financial engineering skills alongside a strategic interest in Beckman.
On Palestinian refugees, the plan suggests financial compensation and return to the state of Palestine, not Israel, with "mutually agreed-upon symbolic exceptions" allowed into Israel.
The fault-line of his biography is his ex-wife's affair and subsequent marriage to a mutual friend, Max, who offers, as his name suggests, financial and physical fulfilment, where Jomier struggled to provide either.
He suggests "financial statements insurance", in which firms would buy coverage to protect shareholders against losses from accounting errors, and insurers would then hire auditors to assess the odds of a mis-statement.
"Nice" and "naive" did not exactly suggest financial enrichment.
As the recent events suggest, financial regulators continue to grapple with a banking crisis.
Yet it also suggested financial problems might have played a role.
St Helens clinical commissioning group caused outcry after suggesting financial demands could lead it to ban all non-vital operations for four months.
Stiglitz, for his part, suggested "financial reorganization" or "conservatorship" as terms for a temporary fix that, he pointed out, is a familiar part of ordinary capitalism.
