Sentence examples for whole bonding from inspiring English sources

"There's a whole bonding and trust thing.

Cue the whole bonding argument, which I think is an insult to Bugaboo-wielding dad's everywhere – that by giving children the father's name, Daddy is less likely to run for the hills when the whole horrible, nappy-smelling paraphernalia of parenting kicks in.

The values are consistent and can be used to predict the growth rate as a function of temperature and time, i.e. to simulate a whole bonding process with finite thicknesses.

It is set to change the whole bond market, from underwriting to secondary trading.

The fanfare is also a sign that, as a culture, the British are quite proud of the whole Bond thing.

Taken as a whole, bond funds were little changed in the quarter, down 0.6 percent, but there were exceptions.

Many in the market think that the whole bonds are costing investors more than the sum of these parts are worth.

And if the firm wants to take advantage of the premium prices the Treasury is paying to buy back existing bonds, it needs to reconstitute the two portions into whole bonds.

Salomon said it wanted to combine the interest portions with bond principal to create whole bonds that would be eligible for sale back to the Treasury as part of the government's buyback program.

I see no reason why you should not reduce the rate of interest on your long-term government bonds to 2.5% or less with favourable repercussions on the whole bond market, if only the Federal Reserve System would replace its present holdings of short-dated Treasury issues by purchasing long-dated issues in exchange.

The whole Bond phenomenon rather passed me by, in fact, which might also be thought to disqualify me from enjoyment of a book that sees its subject as quintessentially defined by the role with which he is most closely identified, and obsessively looks for possible allusions to that role in Connery's later work.