Sentence examples similar to Fall in collateral worth from inspiring English sources

The judge, Robert Carr, refused to release the man, Ali Saleh Kahlah al-Marri, on bond, despite the defense's offer of collateral worth more than $1 million and its proposal to keep him guarded in a safe house.

Mr Dogan has now been ordered to provide collateral worth some $3.2 billion to support his appeal against an exorbitant $2.5 billion fine that was slapped on his group, Dogan Yayin, for alleged tax fraud in early September.

In Fall, it's worth a stiff neck to enjoy the canopy of colors above.

We also, for what it's worth, fall in love; and, we fall down a rabbithole.

Many of them commute for hours daily in trains so packed that people routinely fall out — collateral damage of the speculative euphoria.

Dynegy will get back $96 million in collateral.

As a result, banks can claim very little in collateral.

When a market bottoms, foreclosures usually stop piling up and banks become more willing to make loans, confident the collateral backing them will not fall in value.

It's certainly worth keeping the 0.1 percentage point fall in the headline unemployment rate in perspective.

The more the housing stock rises in value, the more the collateral is worth and the more banks will be inclined to lend against it.

Remortgaging fell in April, with 24,700 loans worth £3bn compared to 34,100 loans worth £4.1bn in March.