Tobin

[toh-bin]

noun

1. James, 1918–2002, U.S. economist: Nobel Prize 1981.

Example Sentences

“They are getting absolute radio silence and becoming increasingly desperate to stand out,” Ben Tobin, a career coach in Portland, Ore., said of the computer-science graduates he helps.

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According to another long-running measure, the Tobin’s Q, the market is more than twice average valuations.

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The policy is designed to enable people to earn a bit of extra money from their homes when not in use, while protecting rental housing supply for people like Ciaron Tobin.

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She says that listening to evidence in court that later secured Tobin's guilty verdict led her to a career teaching forensics at the same college.

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"I think being very transparent about how well it works is absolutely critical," Harold Tobin, Director of the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network, told the BBC.

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