Sentence examples for because of holdings from inspiring English sources
Those companies have wider media reach -- and potentially greater leverage -- because of holdings in movie studios, radio and, in the case of AOL Time Warner, a huge presence on the Internet and in ownership of cable systems.
Procedural liberal philosophers, such as the late John Rawls, decry large inequalities in wealth not because such unequal patterns of holdings are inherently objectionable, but because unequal economic power translates into unequal political power, rendering unfair the procedures of democratic decision-making which ultimately determine the rules of the game.
In the cut-and-carry system, a large proportion of the feed is usually brought in from outside the holding because of the small size of holdings in relation to the number of animals kept.
Other financial institutions have been buffeted in recent months because of their holdings of debt issued by weak European countries.
Lichnowsky, obligated to spend time in Berlin because of his holdings and military position in Prussia, invited Mozart along.
And Moody's Investors Service placed three of the largest French banks on review for a downgrade because of their holdings of Greek debt — illustrating the ramifying effects of the debt problems in Europe.
But 16percentt were created to protect holders of collateralized debt obligations, complex pools of bonds that have recently experienced problems because of mortgage holdings.
But for Viacom the fit is excellent both because of its holdings in music channels as well as two broadcast networks, CBS and UPN.
Funds in the United States and elsewhere that lend large sums to banks remain wary of the health of many euro area institutions because of their holdings of European government bonds.
Mr. Cohen said REIT's like S. L. Green Realty, Vornado and Boston Properties were likely to prosper because of extensive holdings in Manhattan.
As soon as the French bond yields began to rise, rumors appeared that major French banks might be in trouble because of their holdings of government, or sovereign, debt.
