Sentence examples for ailing balance from inspiring English sources
Britain's biggest polluting companies are abusing a European emissions trading scheme (ETS) designed to tackle global warming by cashing in their carbon credits in order to bolster ailing balance sheets.
Seeking to prevent outright collapse, the report argues, the US is ramping up gas exports so it can exploit the difference between low domestic and high international prices "to shore up ailing balance sheets invested in shale assets".
(For instance, at the meeting in 2006 less than half of those entitled to vote did so, thereby in effect doubling IFIL's votes).A vivid illustration of the power of Chinese boxes came in 2003 when Fiat had needed a capital increase to prop up its ailing balance sheet.
The University of Chicago (UC) and the Marine Biological Laboratory (MBL) today announced an affiliation that will backstop the lab's ailing balance sheet.
In San Diego and San Jose, voters overwhelmingly approved ballot initiatives designed to help balance ailing municipal budgets by cutting retirement benefits for city workers.
The European bailout agency will now be able to recapitalize ailing banks — those whose balance sheets will be written down to reflect the debt swaps, but also others that are carrying too much dubious debt to safely weather the likely financial storms ahead.
I think the time is right for such a lesson.Ed Wilt McHenry, IllinoisBankers' watering holeSIR – You supported the idea of creating special-purpose "bad banks" to take toxic assets off the balance sheets of ailing financial institutions ("Stockholm syndrome", November 29th).
It is unclear what was ailing del Potro, but the slight shift in the balance has tilted proceedings significantly in Federer's favor for the time being.
With a pristine balance sheet, Jones is primed to acquire ailing rag houses in this poor economy.
Don't be surprised if you find no one in government or the newspapers is talking about how you are supposed to balance the conflicting demands of work and an ailing elderly parent in a different town.
They were reverting to an earlier pledge that Mr. McCain abandoned in April, when he proposed a series of costly tax cuts and, citing the ailing economy, said that it might take two terms to balance the budget.
