Sentence examples for collateral itself from inspiring English sources
We take a closer look at the valuation of collateral itself and, in particular, at the valuation of collateral in real estate.
Goldman was right to question the prices, make calls for collateral, and protect itself.
To investigate if the VDR gene plays a role in collateralization, we first investigated relationships between FokI polymorphism and severities of CAD, which has a direct effect on collateral development by itself.
The Plantagenet Alliance – which describes itself as "collateral" or non-direct descendants of Richard and thereby grants itself licence to speak on his behalf – has launched a daring high court assault on the University of Leicester over the location of Richard's reburial site.
Banks commonly demand 50 percent down payments for commercial mortgages, and many demand additional collateral beyond the project itself.
This is how death manifests itself in Collateral Beauty, a sentimental feel-good drama that will be a grislier proposition to some viewers than any amount of corpse-munching vultures.
But to go to war is to go to the bottom of the pit: what if those tragedies are not "collateral damage" but war itself, the essence of war?
The billions of dollars made from corporate raids and leveraged buyouts (in an L.B.O., a public company's shareholders are bought out using the company itself as collateral) were about nothing more than paper shuffling.
Tax officials, consumer credit counselors and bankruptcy lawyers said homeowners often don't claim rightful deductions on their property taxes, and are unaware that a homestead, or a significant portion of its value, is often legally protected from creditors unless the house itself is collateral on a debt like a mortgage.
The loss of sensory neurons following early nerve damage triggers axonal sprouting within the damaged nerve itself and collateral sprouting of adjacent intact afferent terminals into the denervated region of the dorsal horn.
Europe is at war with itself – and the collateral damage is all too real in Greece and beyond.
