Sentence examples for boost balance from inspiring English sources

I give her a boost, balance her on her legs.

If the merger goes ahead, the combined company could sell new shares to investors to boost its balance sheet.

They also won concessions to boost competitive balance, with higher taxes and other restraints on the top-spending teams.

But analysts have mixed views, with some suggesting it would still need a rights issue of up to £300m to boost its balance sheet.

After Brexit a lot of large companies decided they needed to boost their balance sheet so they made a unilateral decision not to pay their suppliers.

It would also boost our balance of payments, as the £12bn the state and the private sector send to the EU institutions all goes out over the foreign exchange account and worsens our balance of payments as a result.

With Rangers required to compete at home and in Europe – McCoist must guide his team through a Champions League qualifying process in order to boost the balance sheet – the £5m figure always appeared ominously low.

He urged banks to boost their balance sheets, by reinvesting profits, paying out less in bonuses, and raising new cash in the financial markets, before emergency support runs out.

Lloyds Banking Group added 7.1p to 76.1p and Royal Bank of Scotland was steady at 26.6p after they both announced plans to exchange or buy back subordinated debt to boost their balance sheets.

However, given that refinancing of the loan to Chrysaor appeared to be proving problematic, Premier likely now has greater flexibility to farm down Solan to boost the balance sheet in the near term.

Jonathan Harris at mortgage broker Anderson Harris says: "With lenders continuing to cut mortgage rates in order to boost their balance sheets before the end of the year, there are lots of attractive deals on the market for borrowers.