Sentence examples for thought bond from inspiring English sources

Those transactions were hard evidence that somebody thought bond yields were more likely to fall than to rise.

Craig Hammerman, district manager at the community board that covers the area, which is home to a notoriously foul-smelling canal, said that he thought Bond Street would be a more appropriate boundary, but that he would defer to residents.

Boyd, whose novel follows Faulks' Devil May Care (2008) and Deaver's Carte Blanche (2011), said he thought Bond had a long literary life ahead.

She said she and the other three jurors thought Bonds should not be convicted if he ultimately answered the question.

The disclosure, in a pretrial filing by the prosecution, did not say what Kathy Hoskins thought Bonds was being injected with.

As Mays described watching Bonds's homer in Game 1, he said he thought Bonds had been surprised that he even drilled it.

A recent survey found that a net 84% of global fund managers thought bonds were overvalued.How far can this go?

Prosecutors said that Kathy Hoskins, Bonds's former personal shopper, would testify that she saw Bonds being injected by Anderson, although they did not say what Hoskins thought Bonds was being injected with.

Investment Banking EUROPEAN DEBT CRISIS A few years European bankers thought bonds in European Union countries would provide a safe refuge, Liz Alderman of The New York Times and Susanne Craig of DealBook reported.

They despised the Big Board as being too efficiently priced and thought bonds were for morons.

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