Hi, Is the following sentence correct? Is there a way to improve it further? When the company reduced its dividend last quarter, the expectation was that the savings would be used towards the repayment of debt coming due in 2009.

Would you recommend using "anything" over "everything" here, and if so, why? In achieving all this, Obregon has had capable coadjutators. First of all there is Huerta, the finance minister who arranged with Thomas W.

Eagerlearner: Teachings are difficult to translate precisely, and I do not understand the original. Here are my suggestions: The 14 Human Life Guidance by Buddha The greatest enemy of a human is oneself himself. The greatest human fail ing of a

Hello, I have a picture of buddha's teaching in Indonesian language, I translated it into the English one to share with others. And could any verify the grammatical of this translated one ? Thanks. The 14 Human Life Guidance by Buddha The

I was researching the pattern of silent letters and was about to post a question on this forum when I found this site: http://www.eleaston.com/pr/sl-pat-pb.html After going through the list, I was surprised that there are so many. I pronounce

Hi Raen. First of all, I can't recall a word "furthur". ADJ, oft ADJ to "Something that is due, or that is due to someone, is owed to them, either as a debt or because they have a right to it" I was sent a cheque for

of a company or government that pays interest to the buyer. Suppose you buy a new 10-year bond for $1000, and it pays 2% interest. Each year, you will get $20 interest, and after 10 years, you get your $1000

Financial crisis and capital nationalizations Economists know that nothing can be done to prevent this kind s of crisis. For capital, the crisis is the only way out of the crisis. It has to destroy the gigantic accumulated sums of capital (

Financial crisis and capital nationalizations Economists know that nothing can be done to prevent these kinds of crisis. For capital, a crisis is the only way out from a crisis. It has to destroy the gigantic accumulated sums of capital to

can you plez give some examples of a bad dept account Check the spelling, Anon. "Dept." (with a period) is the abbreviation for "department." Edit. Sorry, with the "b" silent, you might have thought "p"