Sentence examples for Larger balance from inspiring English sources

Nationwide still offers 5% on a slightly larger balance of £2,500 for Flex customers.

Investors are not nearly as sanguine about the firm's bigger brethren, which have significantly larger balance sheets and face stiffer capital requirements.

If you stop selling to a struggling company, you will surely not get paid on the much larger balance you are already owed.

Forced divestments, larger balance sheet reductions and restrictions on pricing are all more penal than we had expected and, we think, could potentially have a negative readacross for some other European banks (RBS, Lloyds, KBC).

According to Mr. Perrineau, it was unlikely to shift the larger balance of power between right and left in France, but would make it more difficult for the far-right National Front and its leader, Marine Le Pen, in elections.

The portfolios with higher deferral rates can result in a larger balance, even when the asset allocation is more conservative.

And when the ECB began to buy bonds, it continued its hawkish stance, demanding that governments cut their deficits in exchange for its assistance.As the book closes it is clear that whereas Mr Bernanke outperformed Sir Mervyn both men will leave their banks with larger balance-sheets and wider-ranging powers than when they arrived.

But larger balances could have been subject to levies – possibly 60%.

Although Egg added 120,260 customers in the third quarter, it lost older customers with larger balances to younger customers with lower balances.

"Maybe this is a stalking horse to enhance valuation and allow much larger balance-sheet leverage," says Todd Leavitt, the managing director of Tulip Media in Los Angeles, which does packaging and financing of media companies.

That could in turn bring in larger balances which fuel the original way Robinhood makes money — interest on cash people store in their account.