Sentence examples for bigger balance from inspiring English sources

Capital One's bigger balance sheet will also be better positioned to ride out the credit storm.

There is no sign of governments paying it back; central banks will simply have much bigger balance sheets than before.

Savings experts claim that for anyone with a bigger balance (more than £5,000), 123 still offers the best instant access rates on the market.

"Now there is a company with a bigger balance sheet than Enel, the No. 1 player, so it is good for competition in the Italian market".

Jefferies' management team said on the call that being owned by Leucadia would present new opportunities, principally by giving the firm a much bigger balance sheet to extend its banking and trading businesses.

Its impatient rushes toward the exits led to more purchases and a bigger balance sheet.And the worst part is: the risk to waiting to tighten is so comparatively small.

Unless they want to end up with a permanently bigger balance-sheet, central banks must offload those bonds they have already bought.It is no answer to say that the programme will wind itself up naturally as the bonds mature.

But Ben Bernanke, the Fed chairman, frets over the risks of doing so: a bigger balance-sheet that is harder to shrink later; impaired markets; and financial instability, a euphemism for bubbles.

But Mr Carney recently revealed that the Bank did not expect to unwind all its gilt holdings; post-crisis, central banks will have to have a much bigger balance-sheet to cope with the liquidity needs of the banks.This is a perfectly respectable argument and seems likely to be replicated elsewhere.

But there are other bigger balancing acts facing young women in this West African country.

If you don't want to ring in the New Year with bigger balances, consider giving your plastic a rest and budget for gifts only with the cash you have on hand.