Sentence examples for balance down to from inspiring English sources

He said he had already spent $90,000 in legal fees on the case, bringing the estate's cash balance down to $18,000.

Typically being smaller and lighter – Takanashi is just 4ft 11in and puts her sense of balance down to her childhood ballet training – women can jump further than their male counterparts.

If that same customer decides in the second year to pay their balance down to $15,000, this would result in a $5,000 decrease in the F.D.I.C. reported borrowing – even though the amount of credit made available to that customer by the bank has increased $25,000.

In an email sent to Duffy and seen by Money, an O2 customer relations employee said his July and August 2011 bills, totalling £71.48, went unpaid, though the final bill produced in September brought the outstanding balance down to £57.65, which was settled on 7 December.

Since she hadn't paid a bill since December out of protest, the discount brought her balance down to $16 ..

Default prediction leads banks to reduce users' credit limits, often "chasing the balance" down to $0 in credit as users pay down their debt.

For many consumers, their only hope for solvency is to get their balances down to a manageable level.

The fleet, fastidious complexity of the work's formal logic is encapsulated in this one moment: in the play of line and weight that moves from the women's high attitude balances down to the deep flattened plié of the man on the right and then upwards to his tilted face.

Pay the balance down regularly to build a positive credit history.

Catching caramel at the point of perfection, when sweetness, bitterness and those rich aromas are in exquisite balance, comes down to confidence.

From a QE high of $4.5 trillion they have shrunk the balance sheet down to $4.1 trillion.