The phrase "a handful of default" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to a small number of defaults, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "In the report, we noted a handful of default cases that need further investigation."
Alternatives: "a few defaults" or "a small number of defaults".
They had the choice of modifying their blog's theme personally, applying one of a handful of default themes, or purchasing a premade theme one of the site's only avenues of income.
It then analyzes the other types of information in the file and suggests a handful of default map formats that users pick from and alter, if necessary.
The app features a handful of default columns -- Facebook, Twitter, Highlights and vertical categories like Sports and Entertainment.
Only a handful of defaults have come to pass, and Ms. Whitney's reputation for prescience has suffered as some critics have accused her of alarmism.
That's how advisor Ross is earning 10%, despite a handful of defaults on direct loans he made.
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One analysis of a sample of the roughly $55 billion in outstanding tobacco bonds foresees the potential for a handful of full-blown defaults more than a decade from now, but the continuing legal dispute could mean deeper problems sooner.
While there have been a handful of relatively minor defaults that, in some cases, ended in litigation as participants struggled over contract language and other issues, the market has not had to absorb a bankruptcy of one of its biggest players.
Their importance was dwarfed by a handful of other markets, including credit default swaps, that had barely been on most investors' radar before the storm broke, not to mention the dreaded mortgage-backed securities game.
Other Americans have sued Iran, Iraq, Syria and Cuba under the new law and, in a handful of cases, have already won enormous default judgments, often in the hundreds of millions of dollars.
The hedge funds, including one affiliated with the investment firm of the billionaire Paul E. Singer, bought a handful of bonds that Argentina's government defaulted on early in the last decade.
