Sentence examples for term instruments from inspiring English sources

"[Banks] should be willing to issue longer-term debt securities rather than rely on shorter term instruments.

We know very well that the CDOs which were at the root of the crisis were medium to long term instruments.

Background information on the water chemistry in McMurdo Sound was determined from day time water samples and longer term instrument deployments.

In particular, the term instrument refers to the actual questions or items contained in a questionnaire or interview schedule along with all the additional information and documentation that supports the use of these items in producing a PRO measure (e.g., interviewer training and instructions, scoring and interpretation manual).

That will require savers to switch to longer-term instruments.

Keeping the money in very short-term instruments is dampening their dividends.

They invest clients' money in supposedly safe and liquid short-term instruments.

When short-term yields rise above those of long-term instruments, Wall Street traders say the yield curve is inverted.

Private sector creditors will swap or roll over 135 billion euros of existing bonds into new, longer-term instruments.

They seem willing to buy long-term instruments without much compensation for the extra uncertainty the far future holds.

Moreover, because money funds invest in short-term instruments, their funds must be rolled over often, limiting their exposure to any single company.