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to be thoroughly reviewed
to be threatened by technological change
to be thrown into a state of panic
to be thrown into jail
to be thrown out of work
to be tied to LIBOR
to be tied to semiconductor trends
to be tied up with negotiations
to be tilted toward a high-side surprise
to be to blame for failing to take into account the risks
to be ton-miles hauled
to be too aggressively priced
to be too aggressively priced at issue
to be too brittle to accommodate such disruptions
to be too far removed from our area of activity
to be too great an economic shock to contemplate
to be too skinny
to be too slow to ease the monetary reins
to be too soft on criminals
to be torn between the aims of reducing inflation and limiting unemployment
to be totally placed within X days of launch
to be tough on AA
to be tough on inflation
to be touting around for long-dated issues
to be traceable to an industry segment
to be traced to changed economic circumstances
to be traded as a deep discount plain-vanilla bond
to be traded in units of 100 Ordinary Shares on the Foreign Section of the TSE
to be traded on a recognized national exchange
to be traded over the counter
to be traded sporadically on the pink sheets
to be traded with a substantial premium to the market
to be trading at several basis points through the Belgium in the Ecu market
to be trading at significant premiums to the average for AA
to be trading near the bottom of the historical P/CF range
to be trading on a significant discount to AA
to be trading on single digit PERs with double-digit earnings growth
to be trading over par
to be trading well through the XX% barrier
to be trained as engineers
to be transferable apart from the common stock
to be transferred from additional paid-in capital to common stock
to be transferred from the assembly line to sales outlets
to be transferred to generation after generation
to be transferred to private ownership
to be transferred to the HLAC
to be translated into Hong Kong dollars
to be translated into U.S. dollars using current exchange rates
to be translated into an increased demand for labor
to be translated into concrete policy actions
to be translated into sterling
to be translated into sterling at the rate of exchange ruling at the balance sheet date
to be translated into sterling using average rates of exchange
to be trapped in the cost game
to be treated as a change in estimate
to be treated as a single undertaking
to be treated as a subsidiary undertaking
to be treated as being pari passu with deposits
to be treated as part of the total sales value
to be treated as recoverable
to be treated as trading positions and marked-to-market
to be treated in the strictest confidence
to be treated like golden boys
to be treated pari passu with senior unsecured debtholders
to be turned into cash
to be turned over to private hands
to be unable to guarantee this prior to arrival
to be unable to leave well enough alone
to be unanswerable political questions
to be unbalanced deliberately
to be unchanged MoM
to be unchanged on the month
to be uncollectible
to be under considerable pressure
to be under consideration
to be under construction
to be under criticism and pressure for change
to be under important pressure
to be under intense regulatory scrutiny
to be under internal pressure from exporters to contain the strength of the DM
to be under no pressure to perform
to be under no pressure to raise funds
to be under pressure
to be under pressure from raiders
to be under review
to be under strain
to be under substantial political pressure
to be under warranty
to be under-reserved
to be underbanked by international standards
to be underpriced
to be underpriced relative to the market
to be undersupplied in the market
to be undervalued
to be undervalued relative to the sector
to be underweight the banks
to be undiscriminating in selling semiconductor materials shares
to be unionised
to be unnerved by the waterfall of bad news
to be unrelated to the level of income
to be unresponsive to wage changes
to be unsuited for long-distance transport
to be unwilling to deal with AA
to be up
to be up $XX or YY%
to be up XX index points
to be up XX%
to be up XX% primarily due to volume growth
to be up for renewal
to be up on a year earlier
to be up to the standard
to be updated once a decade
to be upset about the social consequences
to be used as a hedge of a firm commitment
to be used as a hedge of a foreign currency asset
to be used as a hedge of a net investment
to be used as a hedge of a net monetary asset or liability
to be used as a patriotic cloak for special interest politics
to be used as a strategic lever for business process design
to be used as a trading vehicle
to be used as an approximation
to be used as the best estimate
to be used exclusively for payment of Program liabilities
to be used in conjunction with the Master Agreements
to be used in providing for the premium
to be used in providing for the premium payable on redemption of redeemable preference shares or of debentures of the company
to be used in various transactions to enhance the credit standing of AA customers
to be used to finance a new store building
to be used to finance short-term assets including securities inventory
to be used to make interest payments on outstanding debt
to be used to provide fuel for the boiler
to be used to repay long-term indebtness
to be used to repay the government money
to be used to service the debt
to be used to take out the interim debt portion
to be used widely
to be used without incident
to be usually telescoped into one composite and overall average interest rate
to be valid until MM DD
to be valued at an average of $XX per share
to be valued at market
to be valued for termination
to be valued monthly at prevailing market rates
to be valued on a cash-flow basis
to be valued on an earnings basis
to be valued using market prices
to be vehicles for the transfer of technology and capital
to be vertically integrated
to be very attractive on a valuation basis
to be vested in the performance of the new products
to be vetoed by the government
to be viewed as a benchmark
to be viewed as disappointing
to be viewed by the market as a quasi-private placement
to be viewed favorably by the financial markets
to be viewed favourably by the financial markets
to be vindicated by the interim results season
to be virtually flat
to be virtually unchanged
to be virtually unmoved
to be visibly impotent
to be vital to keeping the momentum of the business going
to be vulnerable to a downturn
to be vulnerable to a downturn in business
to be vulnerable to a downturn in the local economy
to be vulnerable to a retail-led sell-off
to be vulnerable to business errors
to be vulnerable to falling foul of the Stability Pact
to be vulnerable to the collapse of export demand
to be vying for consumer attention
to be waiting for a correction to be a buyer
to be waiting for one more bank to obtain formal permission from the head office
to be warehoused with the Fed in exchange for cash
to be wasted energy
to be watching market developments
to be weak
to be weighed down by bad real estate investments
to be weighed down by bad real estate loans
to be weighed in the rating decision
to be well backed by its assets
to be well established
to be well placed to act as the go-between
to be well placed to meet the challenges that lie ahead
to be well positioned for continued strong growth
to be well positioned for the upturn
to be well positioned to meet the growing demand for trucks
to be well secured
to be well-charted for X+% growth performance
to be well-reviewed
to be wholly implausible in terms of the data
to be wholly owned by AA
to be widely accepted around the globe
to be widely diversified
to be widely noted
to be widely seen as discredited
to be willing to transact swaps
to be willing to work hard to make money
to be wiped out
to be within XX months of maturity when acquired
to be within the realm of possibility
to be without merit
to be without stretches of income
to be working at creating distribution for Deutsche mark securities in the US
to be working below capacity
to be world-class
to be worry for inflation
to be worse off
to be worse off as a result of competition with AA
to be worse than the latest figures show
to be worse than the market
to be worth the cost
to be wound up
to be woven into the fabric of American culture
to be written down to the extent that principal is judged to be uncollectible
to be written down to the lower of cost or collateral value
to be written off
to be written off as uncollectible
to be written off at the time of the acquisition as an adjustment to equity
to be written off in the profit and loss account
to be written off on a tax deductible basis
to be written off only through gradual depreciation
to be written off over a period of XX years
to be yielding to both internal and external pressures for change
to be zero risk-weighted for capital adequacy purposes
to bear XX% of the losses
to bear a keepwell agreement from parent company
to bear a reasonable relationship to actual costs during the period
to bear a strong basic resemblance to AA
to bear all the losses oneself
to bear all the risk
to bear an uncanny resemblance
to bear extra risk
to bear greater risk
to bear high costs
to bear important dividends
to bear in mind
to bear more abundant fruit
to bear no interest
to bear on the problem of public goods
to bear part of cost
to bear resemblance to reality
to bear risk
to bear tax
to bear the brunt of the fluctuation in the demand for labor
to bear the burden of the tax
to bear the cost of the molding die
to bear the costs of making a discovery
to bear the credit risk
to bear the fair share of taxes
to bear the financial risk
to bear the freight
to bear the liquidity risk
to bear the loss
to bear the risk
to bear the risk of credit loss
to bear the risk of success or failure of the investments
to bear the risk of writedowns
to bear the risk oneself
to bear the stigma of a tax-payer-financed bailout
to bear the trade discount of XX%
to bear virtually no resemblance to reality
to beat all other makers to the market
to beat industry averages by more than XX percent
to beat the average
to beat the competition
to beat the market
to became past due by more than 90 days
to become XX percent more energy-efficient
to become XX percent more oil-efficient
to become a $XX million marketing organization
to become a cause for concern
to become a close competitor
to become a closer alliance
to become a dissident and a revolutionary
to become a firm payer
to become a good deal cheaper
to become a great success
to become a highly visionary company
to become a hit
to become a hot political issue
to become a large owner of foreign assets
to become a legislative program
to become a major economic power
to become a major issue
to become a major supplier
to become a market of major attractiveness for many kinds of goods
to become a market revolution
to become a matter of common public knowledge
to become a matter of current events
to become a mechanism for promoting trade
to become a member of the Advisory Committee
to become a more important source of commercial borrowing by the multilaterals
to become a net debtor country
to become a net lender in the interbank market
to become a profitable venture
to become a service economy
to become a strong argument
to become a strong number two
to become a top performer
to become adept at using the CAD system
to become an American leader in productivity gains
to become an established funding vehicle
to become an export industry
to become an instant best-seller
to become an open book
to become available on the Stock Exchange
to become buyer
to become cheaper
to become cochair of the Cambodia Reconstruction Committee
to become committed to quality and continuous learning
to become commoditized
to become competitive suppliers of lower value added goods
to become customer-focused
to become effective
to become effective as from DD MM
to become effective competitors to sb
to become entangled in a bankruptcy or similar proceeding
to become entangled in a bankruptcy proceeding
to become essentially the proxy for the market
to become executive-vice president
to become expensive
to become export oriented
to become extremely reliant on borrowing
to become highly leveraged speculators
to become highly leveraged speculators in the newly developed securities
to become household words
to become imperfectly competitive
to become increasingly conservative
to become increasingly export-driven
to become increasingly volatile
to become industrial powers
to become insolvent
to become integrated with the economy of AA
to become involved in a war
to become irreversibly committed
to become less important
to become less steep
to become less valuable relative to the dollar
to become liable to a liquidity provider for increased cost
to become mainstream
to become marginal
to become markets of interest in their own right
to become members of AA board
to become more commodity-like
to become more competitive
to become more competitive in a global marketplace
to become more cost- and capital-intensive
to become more risk averse
to become more skilled
to become more skilled at it
to become more urgent
to become necessary to withdraw
to become net buyers
to become noncompetitive
to become obsolete
to become obsolete fairly quickly
to become obsolete proportional to the rate of innovation
to become one of the top quartile performers in the industry
to become overconfident
to become panic sellers
to become part of the orthodoxy
to become pervasive
to become popular in management
to become powerless to stimulate activity
to become profitable
to become reasonably certain
to become risk-taking
to become self-financing
to become self-sufficient with regard to food
to become standard practice across the company
to become the global brand of choice for financial services
to become the harvest of choice
to become the leader of the world
to become the majority owner of AA
to become the masters of process technologies
to become the norm
to become the principal activity
to become the secretary of the Academy of Surgery in Paris
to become the source of economic thought
to become the subject of a bankruptcy proceeding
to become the touchstones of capital investment analysis
to become uncollectible
to become unsaleable
to become useless of the purpose
to become well-paid heroes
to beef up the return
to beg for closer examination
to begin a controlled experiment in economic reform
to begin a prolonged decline
to begin accumulating stock in AA
to begin commercial shipments
to begin considering whether reversal of the February rate cut may be appropriate
to begin construction on its head office
to begin exploration to find a common position
to begin exporting products
to begin internal moves to create a market economy
to begin life as a failed mine
to begin life nearly bankrupt
to begin life substantially behind rival AA
to begin making withdrawals
to begin negotiations with commercial bank creditors
to begin networking
to begin operations
to begin paying off a loan before the end of its term
to begin product development with its own technology
to begin receiving large inflows of loans from abroad
to begin the drive to industrialization
to begin the move to prosperity
to begin the study
to begin to grow
to begin to head south
to begin to hit exports
to begin to increase
to begin to restructure and consolidate
to begin to rise
to begin to run the passenger railroad system
to begin to show some operational earnings
to begin to show some signs of a turnaround
to begin to swing upwards once more
to begin to turn down
to begin to yield diminishing returns
to begin with outright failures
to begin with simple robots
to begin work
to behave conservatively
to behave consistently with the core values
to behave consistently with the point of view
to behave in an inconsistent manner
to behave in the way predicted by the model
to behave like a random walk
to behave like the stock
to behave sincerely
to belabor the point
to believe $XXm pa operating profits are achievable
to believe in democracy and capitalism
to believe in stable prices
to believe in the firm-foundation theory
to believe that tanker rates will remain firm in the coming year
to believe this current rally to end at the low point in yields for the year
to belong to the Federal Reserve System
to belong to the middle class
to belong to unions
to benefit all parties to the trade
to benefit and lose from an import quota
to benefit both countries
to benefit consumers
to benefit everyone involved
to benefit existing shareholders
to benefit from a cost advantage
to benefit from a fall in interest rates
to benefit from a fall in rates
to benefit from a relatively low cost of debt capital
to benefit from a world-wide economic recovery
to benefit from declining effective income tax rates
to benefit from economies of scale
to benefit from favorable conditions in the U.S. equity markets
to benefit from higher commodity prices
to benefit from improved profitability
to benefit from lower OECD interest rates
to benefit from lower interest rates
to benefit from lower rates
to benefit from lower wage levels
to benefit from protectionism
to benefit from replacement demand
to benefit from scale merits
to benefit from the goods
to benefit from the higher prices
to benefit from the improved medicine
to benefit from the perception of increasingly co-ordinated policy action by regulators
to benefit from the weaker yen
to benefit from trade
to benefit greatly from improved loan trust margins
to benefit humanity
to benefit our corporate banking business
to benefit the prices of common stocks
to benefit the second wage earner in a family
to bet on a flattening yield curve
to bet on a foreign stock index
to betray negative correlation to interest rates
to better control a major development project
to better manage balance-sheet risks
to bid for dollars
to bid for the same contract
to bid prices up
to bid the stock price up
to bid up market oil prices
to bid up securities shares
to bid up the dollar strongly on the foreign exchanges
to bid up the price
to bid up the price of domestic currency
to bid up the price-earnings multiple to over XX times earning
to bid up the prices of stocks
to bid up the wage
to bite into the already-weakening consumption component of GDP
to blame foreign imports for the trade deficit
to blame our economic difficulties on a lack of international competitiveness
to blame the government
to blame the owner of an enterprise
to blame the slump on the sharp appreciation of the dollar
to bleed red ink
to blend yin and yang
to blind policy formulation to the realities
to block all trade in watches
to block economic recovery
to block entry by Thai producers
to block foreign acquisitions of U.S. firms on national security grounds
to block investment by large firms
to block the deal on antitrust grounds
to blueprint the future
to blunt economic incentives
to blur the distinction
to blur the distinction between white and blue-collar workers
to blur the lines of process
to boast some XX clients
to bode ill for long-term credit health
to bode well for future jobs
to bode well for some companies
to bolster competitiveness against import competition
to bolster loan loss provision
to bolster sales
to bolster the Deutsche mark
to bolster the competitiveness of American industry
to bolster the position
to bolster the sluggish U.S. defense industries
to bolstered the market
to bombard prices
to bone up on international economic issues
to book Indonesian assets
to book profits
to book property assets
to book sales
to boost GDP growth
to boost YoY growth in exports
to boost activity levels in the stock markets
to boost business investment
to boost business profits and investment
to boost consumer confidence
to boost consumer welfare
to boost consumption
to boost demand
to boost domestic demand
to boost economic growth
to boost factory production
to boost financial health
to boost funds rate
to boost growth
to boost high-technology jobs in electronics
to boost hourly productivity
to boost inflation by XX%
to boost loss reserves further
to boost production capacity
to boost productivity
to boost profit estimates for FY19XX
to boost profits
to boost public works
to boost return on equity to XX percent
to boost sales
to boost sales of low-price foreign consumer goods
to boost sales volume
to boost short-term interest rates
to boost the AA bond market by extending the maturity parameters of the market
to boost the economy
to boost the economy substantially
to boost the fundamental efficiency
to boost the money supply
to boost the mortgage holdings from XX% to YY%
to boost the operating profit margin from XX.X% to YY.Y%
to boost the overall performance
to boost the sizes of some regular issues
to boost the staff on US mortgage-backed securities trading desk
to boost the surplus with US
to boost unit sales
to boost wages
to boost wages to attract workers
to borrow a large amount from the bank
to borrow abroad
to borrow at the market rate of interest
to borrow fixed-rate funds
to borrow fixed-rate funds by issuing a bond
to borrow from abroad
to borrow from banks
to borrow from the discount window
to borrow funds
to borrow funds by issuing bonds
to borrow funds from the Federal Reserve at XX percent
to borrow heavily
to borrow heavily from abroad
to borrow huge sums of money
to borrow in foreign currencies
to borrow money
to borrow money from a pawnbroker
to borrow money from banks
to borrow more than one has the capacity to repay
to borrow short
to borrow short and lend long
to borrow stocks from houses which hold their positions through Euroclear
to borrow to buy a house
to borrow to finance the difference
to borrow to obtain inputs needed for production
to borrow to repay maturing debt
to borrow to repay principal on maturing debt
to borrow up to 100 percent of the cost of acquiring company shares
to borrow using land as collateral
to borrow with a government guarantee on certain conditions
to bottom out
to bounce along a bottom
to bounce back
to bounce back a little too much
to bounce back from adversity
to bounce back to popularity
to bounce off the MM low
to breach the required level of capital adequacy
to break aggregate expenditures into four components
to break another record
to break down
to break down the barriers between functions
to break down vertical barriers between management and workers
to break even
to break even in terms of reported net profits
to break even on the trade
to break even with a currency of Yen XX against the dollar
to break into a foreign retail market
to break into a new market
to break into the market
to break into this industry
to break key resistance
to break new ground
to break out of established ranges
to break out of the current range to test XX.X
to break out of the range
to break the X000 barrier
to break the XX.XX high
to break the back of inflation
to break the buck
to break the contracts
to break the guidelines
to break the pledge
to break the psychological XX% barrier
to break the yen bubble
to break this trigger line
to break through XXXX
to break through a resistance area
to break through key resistance levels
to break through the difficulties
to break through the established range
to break through the psychological X.X% level
to break through the resistance area
to break up cartels
to break up the businesses
to break up the large state enterprises
to break up the zaibatsus
to break with the European Monetary System
to breakup the deal
to breathe life back into ideals that had long lain dormant
to breed brand loyalty
to breed oneself to the margin of subsistence
to brew beer
to bridge temporary cash-flow problems
to bridge the asset/liability gap
to bridge the gap between cultures
to bridge the gap between the many different worlds of market information users
to bring M3 growth back toward its target range
to bring US$Xbn of paper to the long end
to bring a company back to health
to bring a deal at XXbp over the curve
to bring a large DMX00m floater over Y years
to bring a new model to market
to bring a ready channel of distribution
to bring a suspension of international trading and financial activities
to bring about real depreciation of the dollar
to bring about the desired results
to bring about the purchase of the company
to bring adaptability
to bring added risks
to bring all the markets into line with a blanket XX.XX% tax
to bring an additional guest
to bring back
to bring back inflation jitters
to bring commission business to the firm
to bring costs in line with sales
to bring disorder to the market
to bring down debt
to bring down inflation
to bring down the Bretton Woods structure of fixed exchange rates
to bring down the average productivity
to bring down the budget deficit
to bring down the cost of healthcare
to bring down the deficit
to bring down the entire cabinet
to bring down the rate of inflation
to bring down the unemployment rate
to bring down the whole cross-holding system
to bring forward investments
to bring in a nickel
to bring in income without impacting the balance sheet
to bring in material
to bring in new management
to bring in new people
to bring in some data
to bring in sophisticated products
to bring in-house a number of distribution services
to bring libel suit against AA
to bring marvels of personal transformation
to bring much needed new money into the country
to bring new products to the market
to bring on inflationary pressures
to bring out new generations of semiconductors
to bring out the best in a person
to bring ownership of a number of significant patents
to bring prices down
to bring production in-house
to bring profitability up
to bring quality in line with consumer expectations
to bring sb to senior levels
to bring sb up-to-date on the progress of the project
to bring some samples
to bring the budget to balance over a XX year period
to bring the business to success
to bring the financial system crashing down
to bring the idea forth
to bring the issue before GATT arbitration panels
to bring the mercantilist era to an end in 1776
to bring the nations of AA together into an integrated economic area
to bring the regulatory framework closer into line with current market practices
to bring the two factions together
to bring this to an amicable end
to bring to a head wider issues
to bring to mind again
to bring to the market
to bring together disparate enterprises
to bring together under common management
to bring up a computer screen
to bring yields more closely in line with par
to broaden the line of product offerings
to broaden the range of services
to broke commodity futures
to browse the Internet
to buck conventional wisdom
to buckle under the weight
to buffet the currency
to build a 21st-century power
to build a DCF model
to build a better relationship
to build a better relationship with developing countries
to build a bipartisan base
to build a claims library
to build a heavy infrastructure
to build a local automobile industry
to build a major position
to build a merger consequences model
to build a new business from scratch
to build a new television network
to build a plant
to build a portfolio
to build a portfolio of products
to build a presence in the European Community
to build a relationship with an agent
to build a retirement nest egg
to build a second plant
to build a tradition
to build additional credit reserves
to build afresh
to build an entire industry
to build an international futures and options broker relationship
to build assembly plants
to build better theories
to build bigger and more advanced aircraft
to build books
to build capabilities
to build castles in the air
to build challenging and fulfilling careers
to build character
to build closer economic ties
to build constituency support
to build documentary evidence
to build electronic links
to build extra capacity
to build for oneself a customer base
to build friendly rapport
to build future business
to build global competitive position
to build government housing projects
to build human resource competences
to build in a XXbp reduction
to build in more detailed assumptions
to build industries
to build into the yield structure
to build inventories to the sky
to build its fleet up
to build its international presence
to build itself into a financial services giant cutting across functional boundaries
to build lists
to build loan books
to build major positions
to build major positions in AA
to build market economies
to build market share
to build market share for end products and services
to build new capabilities
to build new markets
to build new retailing outlets abroad
to build new stores
to build production and market position
to build relations
to build revenues
to build revenues with superior products and services
to build sales volume
to build small companies
to build staff
to build strategies
to build strong competitive positions
to build successful businesses
to build the allowance through an additional provision
to build the allowance through an additional provision of $XX across both franchises
to build the consensus necessary to get the budget
to build the constellations of skills
to build the entrepot role
to build the levels of trust
to build the marketing position
to build the organization
to build the organizational traits of visionary companies
to build the project on a timely and cost efficient basis
to build the road on a Build Operate Transfer basis
to build the structures to replace imperial regimes
to build unsafe nuclear power plants
to build up a XX% stake in AA
to build up a good market
to build up a major portfolio of diversified businesses
to build up a strong market share
to build up a substantial debt to the rest of the world
to build up a track record
to build up an industry
to build up capital
to build up corporate contacts
to build up excess capacity
to build up expectations
to build up experience
to build up for full-scale securitisation
to build up for full-scale securitization
to build up foreign currency risk positions
to build up large swap books and exposures to credit risk
to build up official reserves
to build up or draw down inventories of goods
to build up production volumes to profitable levels
to build up retained earnings
to build up significant corporate contacts
to build up stockpiles
to build up strong wholesale distribution capabilities
to build up the industrial base of the country
to build up the investor base
to build value in a portfolio company before going public
to build weapons
to build worker loyalty
to bump ad spending
to bundle software and peripherals in with the sales of PCs
to bundle up individual mortgages
to bundle various applications in a single unit
to buoy the economy
to bust a trade
to bust apart a friendly deal
to bust up an existing friendly deal
to buy AA for $XX billion in stock
to buy AA out completely
to buy a XX percent stake in AA for $YY billion
to buy a block of shares in AA
to buy a building at auction for $XX
to buy a business outright
to buy a call
to buy a cap
to buy a close above XX
to buy a controlling stake in AA
to buy a diversified group of stocks
to buy a floor
to buy a major holding in AA
to buy a minority interest in AA
to buy a new bond from AA
to buy a one-time insertion in the Wall Street Journal for the premier product
to buy a put
to buy a supplier
to buy across the curve
to buy additional equipment and raw materials
to buy an insurance company
to buy and sell capital goods
to buy assets
to buy at a given price
to buy at current prices
to buy at the bottom
to buy at the existing price
to buy at the top
to buy at the top of the market
to buy back $XX in stock
to buy back X.Xm of non-voting shares
to buy back an MBS at a forward specified date
to buy back shares
to buy back sterling to drive it back within an agreed range
to buy baskets of N225 stocks
to buy bonds
to buy bonds for speculative reasons
to buy bonds on a hold
to buy bonds outright
to buy capital goods
to buy common stock of AA at fixed prices
to buy computers on credit
to buy control of AA
to buy dollars forward
to buy dollars on speculation
to buy drive-time spots
to buy equity at a favorable price
to buy freely with the abundant capital
to buy government bonds
to buy growth stocks at very reasonable earnings multiples
to buy heavily into a company
to buy in at the bottom of the US dollar
to buy information
to buy insurance
to buy insurance to guarantee a minimum level of profit
to buy interest in channels at below-market prices
to buy into AA
to buy into the media business
to buy inventory on credit
to buy land as a long-term holding
to buy large stakes in companies
to buy less
to buy low P/E stocks
to buy low and sell high
to buy market share
to buy more
to buy more than 50 percent of the target company
to buy new issues and hold them to maturity
to buy off a busted sale
to buy off protectionist sentiment by providing jobs in AA
to buy on XX percent margin
to buy on an ongoing basis from the market
to buy on credit
to buy on price
to buy on the installment plan
to buy oneself some time to come up with a better answer
to buy or sell within a limited time a financial instrument or currency at a contracted price
to buy out minority stake
to buy out share options held by AA employees at a price equivalent to the offer price
to buy out the public shareholders with this cash plus debt securities
to buy pollution rights
to buy pounds on the foreign exchanges by means of an Ecu XX loan
to buy pounds with DM
to buy power from outside sources
to buy preoffer block of stock
to buy private flood or earthquake insurance
to buy raw materials in greater bulk from overseas markets
to buy receivables of Fortune 1000-type US corporations
to buy securities rated below a certain level
to buy security
to buy security from the financial risk
to buy shares
to buy shares for keeps
to buy shares in AA
to buy shares in a firm
to buy shares in distressed banks
to buy shares of stock in a firm
to buy spot dollars while selling dollars three months forward
to buy stock and hold
to buy stocks
to buy summer vacations
to buy the S&P average on margin
to buy the asset
to buy the futures on margin
to buy the goods as shown in the samples
to buy the hype about sth
to buy the loan
to buy the market
to buy the market index
to buy the maximum assets with the least amount of cash invested
to buy the patent
to buy the remaining stock at XX% discount
to buy the same mix of stocks
to buy the story
to buy up AA
to buy up AA shares in the market
to buy up control of AA
to buy up distressed assets
to buy up major stakes in companies
to buy valuable assets
to buy voter support
to bypass the agent
to bypass the traditional banking system
to bypass wholesalers
to calculate an operating ratio
to calculate credit risk
to calculate future earnings
to calculate future floating interest
to calculate interest
to calculate overhead
to calculate prospective returns
to calculate real GDP
to calculate revenues
to calculate terminal values
to calculate the actual rates of return of venture capital investments
to calculate the capital cost
to calculate the costs correctly
to calculate the estimated ending inventory at the lower of average cost or market
to calculate the interest amounts to be exchanged
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