Sentence examples for a larger exposure from inspiring English sources
The only single insurer to forecast a larger exposure to claims relating to the attacks is Berkshire Hathaway, which estimated payouts at $2.2 billion.
But Barnett's fund is substantially smaller at £285m, compared to the billions run by Woodford, and he has invested less in healthcare and has a larger exposure to financials.
About a year ago managers overseeing the $110 billion Vanguard Prime Money Market Fund, for instance, decided to reduce the fund's holdings of banks in different countries that had a larger exposure to Greece and other countries in the periphery.
Russia might use nuclear weapons in response to a conventional attack, says Mr Rybkin, in part because its own conventional forces are in so parlous a state.Statements of that sort are bound to keep America on guard as it contemplates a larger exposure to European security through an expanded NATO.
Counter-intuitively, any requirement above this optimal level is inefficient as it leads to a smaller amount of actually maintained eligible capital and thereby to a larger exposure to the most adverse states of the world.
This configuration resulted in a large decrease of light intensity, which was countered with a larger exposure time of the camera, typical between 3 and 10 seconds and a corresponding ISO setting of 100 and an aperture of around f/11.
"The worry is that this is a large economy and they have a large exposure," Mr. Goldstein said.
In addition, inventories of flat-panel displays have built up, and they have quite a large exposure to cellular handsets.
"Although a precise ranking is not possible, analysis shows than many pension funds from the UK have a large exposure to the carbon bubble.
A person who had talked to Goldman officials, but who refused to be quoted by name, said that firm did not have a large exposure to Volkswagen.
Babcock & Brown, the Australian giant with a large exposure to Britain's schools and hospitals, is reeling under the weight of a £1.2bn debt burden.
