Sentence examples for breaking covenants from inspiring English sources

Based on our previous explanations, we expect companies to be dependent on key figures and ratios such as net income or equity ratio, since they are relevant when raising external funds and, additionally, capitalizing R&D costs may avoid breaking covenants.

Deteriorating market conditions meant a number of Baugur investments were getting close to breaking loan covenants.

Meanwhile, Cerberus and its auto financing company need to obtain cash fast to avoid the risk of breaking loan covenants on Dec. 31.

Stephen Grant, who led the Wilkins Kennedy research, said: "As well as those care-home businesses that have already gone into administration, there are a large number of care homes that risk breaking banking covenants".

Then people wonder if Vivendi will start breaking debt covenants and whether it's having liquidity issues.

Firms with higher leverage tend to engage in income-increasing accruals to avoid breaking debt covenants (DeFond and Jiambalvo 1994), and growing firms are supposed to have larger positive accruals.

Accused by Zamoyski of breaking his covenants, Sigismund III was humiliated during the sejm of 1592, which deepened his resentment of szlachta.

Perhaps that is why our culture risks breaking the covenant with the troops.

Paul McCulley, a managing director at Pimco, a big bond-trading firm, accused the Fed of "breaking a covenant".

He suggested the government risked breaking the "covenant" between the nation and the armed forces: soldiers endanger their lives for their country, but expect respect and decent conditions of service in return.

Towards the end of God on Trial, broadcast on Wednesday on BBC 2, a group of Auschwitz prisoners concluded that God was indeed guilty of breaking his covenant with the Jews.