Sentence examples for built-up significant from inspiring English sources

The research firm said GMAC has built-up significant gross liquidity ($22.7 billion in 2004) and has reduced its funding reliance on the unsecured institutional bond market (to 32% of U.S. funding in 2004, from 65% in 2001).

The report found that carers have built up significant debts and cut down on basic expenditure.

Sure, we've all built up significant armour at this point, but, you know, armour is heavy.

Also, you may already have built up significant pension assets, and therefore some diversification would be a good idea.

Many have built up significant land holdings, in some cases the equivalent of ten years-worth of building.

Eddie Jones has had a steady build-up and both sides may have built up significant momentum by then if they clear their opening hurdles.

Corbyn built up significant momentum last week after Unison and the Communication Workers Union (CWU) followed Unite's move in backing him.

Updated, 5 35 p.m. |Sotheby's announced on Wednesday that it was reviewing its financial policies, after a number of prominent hedge funds built up significant long positions in the auction house.

Although the governments of China, India and Nigeria are beginning to focus more attention on the threat, it said, all five countries need "dramatic shifts in priorities" to control their epidemics by 2010 because the disease has built up significant momentum, health services are inadequate and the cost of education and treatment will be overwhelming.

And although UniCredit has lagged in Italy it has built up significant operations in other European countries, including the purchase of Germany's HVB Group in 2005, cross-border traffic of a sort that pleased Mr Fazio.While Mr Draghi has overseen Italy's big banks getting bigger, smaller banks have been getting together too.

Contrary to popular perception, American households have built up significant net worth and are incredibly productive.