Sentence examples for At distress from inspiring English sources

Already, even without defaults, he says, about a tenth of high-yield bonds are trading at distress levels — levels that provide yields of at least 10 percentage points more than Treasuries.

According to "Skyscraper Dreams," by Tom Schactman, the Beresford, the San Remo and the Century were ultimately sold at distress prices to satisfy loans from the Bank of the United States.

"But if the prices of these assets will recover over the next year or so, if they don't have to sell at distress prices, the banks could have a new lease on life by giving them some time".

Anyone entering the argument should read the adjudication in full, the original article by Jan Moir and the followup in which she expressed sorrow at distress caused "by the insensitive timing of the column, published so close to the funeral".

Well capitalized new players bought assets at distress prices and stopped the bleeding.

Both may be available -- perhaps at distress prices -- to others who can spring up to take the defunct firm's place.

105 It is also possible that interventions aimed at relieving distress conducted at different phases in treatment may obtain different psychological outcome results.

The ancient world had very different ways of looking at mental distress than we do today.

Records show he paid $1. "It was bought at a distress sale," Donald Trump recalled.

I tell her how uncomfortable the images were to look at, her distress plain.

Most other lenders would have sold the trailer to a mobile home dealer at a distress price, recognizing a loss.