Sentence examples for taste of finance from inspiring English sources

It was between years at Harvard that she had her first taste of finance, working as a summer associate at Goldman , Sachs

Growing up at Lebenthal & Co., founded in 1925 by her grandmother and grandfather, Alexandra got a taste of finance early on.

In 1999, at the peak of the dot-com boom, a 22-year-old investment banker was getting his first taste of high finance.

Mr. Robinson's first series, "Taste of Life," was financed in 2003 by the British development agency DFID and managed by the BBC World Service Trust.

This represented a flagrant disregard for curatorial standards, and registered the exact point at which the hyper-rich artists and their still more moneyed dealers began to call the tune – henceforth the "crap" silting up public galleries would be deposited there by the ebb and flow of finance rather taste.

One Greek-American banker with a taste for the glory days of finance aims to change all that.

What Mr. Grant, a marketing executive, really wanted was a taste of new-economy high finance.

Since the birth of the indie film art form, wealthy individuals desperate for a taste of Hollywood moguldom have financed projects ranging from ill-conceived to Oscar-winning.

On the question of whether documentaries are a more feasible way of portraying a life story, Sumpton believes it comes down to a question of taste and financing.

Journal of Finance, forthcoming.

As in, engine of finance.