Banks in sentence

8251 examples of Banks in a sentence

Now, I'm not sure how many of you have seen a bank from the inside, so let me try to illustrate what many traditional banks look like.

It was late 1970s, I was 34 years old, and I had calculated that American banks had lent much more money to emerging countries than those countries were going to be able to pay back and that we would have the greatest debt crisis since the Great Depression.

Banks would not lend to people who lived in neighborhoods like mine.

So this kind of unbreakable encryption is already being tested by banks and other institutions worldwide.

In Africa, the continent has leapfrogged phone lines to go to mobile phones, bypassed traditional banks to go straight to mobile payments.

Just to live our daily lives, we need to trust in strangers, to trust the banks who keep our money, the builders who build our home, the electrician who comes to fix the wiring, the doctor who treats us when we're ill, not to mention the other drivers on the road, and everyone knows that they are crazy.

Hey, when they introduced the ATM machine, years later, there's more tellers in banks."

Banks collapsed, global stock markets lost nearly half their value, millions and millions of people lost their homes to foreclosure.

You can see it every night along the river banks.

That genome data can now be found on open-access genetic data banks around the world, and it's an enormous boon to researchers trying to come up with treatments.

It's called The Banks.

For people who do not have a steady supply of food, especially those who are diabetic, safety net systems are experimenting with a variety of solutions, including food pantries at primary care clinics and distributing maps of community food banks and soup kitchens.

After the monsoon, as the waters of these rivers begin to recede and the sand banks expose themselves, it becomes the terrain for the city.

It sits on the banks of these rivers.

And as you think about that, you've got to wonder: so what do banks have in store for you now? (Laughter) It ain't pretty.

I'm not referring to big banks, but the world of Big Agriculture.

In the past, banks used to hold much less capital than they're required to today, because holding so little capital, being too efficient with it, is what made the banks so fragile in the first place.

When times are tough, governments and central banks may print money, increase spending, and lower central bank interest rates.

When we are constantly serving others, often between 25 and 125 students each day, our emotional piggy banks are constantly being drawn upon.

Red-lining was used by banks, wherein certain sections of the city, including ours, were deemed off-limits to any sort of investment.

From the gorgeous banks of the Nile, we glide into the beautiful Rift Valley of Kenya.

We've created a cycle that keeps people dependent on food banks and pantries on a monthly basis for food that is often not well-balanced and certainly doesn't provide them with a healthy meal.

They have a focus to solve really big problems, like hunger, but they'll never get the same support that we give national hunger-fighting organizations and food banks.

Food banks serve a huge purpose.

Some believe that Annapurna first appeared in the sacred city of Kashi, or the Place of Freedom, on the banks of the Ganges— where she opened a kitchen to fill the bellies of the people until they could eat no more.

If people can find that that sub-prime product has been transferred across nations many, many times until it ends up in banks in Iceland or the rest in Britain, and people's ordinary savings are affected by it, then you cannot rely on a system of national supervision.

We have collected and conserved a great deal of biological diversity, agricultural diversity, mostly in the form of seed, and we put it in seed banks, which is a fancy way of saying a freezer.

Unfortunately, these seed banks are located around the world in buildings and they're vulnerable.

It's a backup system for all the seed banks.

We need to put it into good seed banks that can offer those seeds to researchers in the future.

Related words