Sentence examples for collateral you from inspiring English sources

So if you have a little collateral, you might as well use it," said Hugh Stephens, with the Asia Pacific Foundation of Canada.

Reap the rewards of reading James Stewart's blow-by-blow account of the financial meltdown by investing whatever government-securitized collateral you have left in a stockpile of books on finance, such as the richly rewarding ones we acquired during a seasonal run on books known at The New Yorker as a book grab.

By Vicky Raab September 11 , 2009Reap the rewards of reading James Stewart's blow-by-blow account of the financial meltdown by investing whatever government-securitized collateral you have left in a stockpile of books on finance, such as the richly rewarding ones we acquired during a seasonal run on books known at The New Yorker as a book grab.

And these credentials are the collateral you put up to guarantee performance.

Cheap insurance — if you use your long positions as collateral, you don't even have to put up cash.

Futures options are also traded on CBOT; in lieu of depositing collateral you simply fork over the entire price of the option.

You can die in three ways: 1) Collateral damage (you linger in the blast zone too long and BAM! a missile falls on your head).

Answer: As you've discovered, it's not a good idea to pledge your home as collateral when you don't know how you'll pay off the debt.

Equipped with a collateral file, you could likely persuade a court that you were entitled to foreclose on a house even if you had never owned the loan.

In good times, owners didn't mind because a Four Seasons has historically been a sterling asset — a terrific piece of collateral if you need a loan, a lucrative bauble if you want to sell.

When you turn "torture" into "enhanced interrogation," or murdered children into "collateral damage," you break the power of language to convey meaning, to make us see, feel, and care.