Sentence examples for company loading from inspiring English sources

There is a realization that the days of funds buying a company, loading it up with debt and selling it to another fund may be over for the foreseeable future.

In Haiti recently, Yolaine Milfort, a community liaison at the Haitian Consulate in New York, said she saw a tour company loading 200 Haitians a day onto buses to the Dominican Republic; most riders were bound for Miami or New York.

One restriction cracks down on "earnings stripping," which involves a foreign company loading a new U.S. subsidiary with debt.

But that's not a healthy thing and the shareholders are not willing to see the company loaded with debt.

As they hugged each other, Brian Horan, 48, of Sunset Park, a 13-year veteran with the company, loaded his belongings into his car.

Last year people here talked about a three-year plan: Join a company, load up on options, and wait for the I.P.O.

Before the financial crisis, the flagship fund run by the Reserve Management Company loaded up on $785 million of debt issued by Lehman Brothers.

Tepco also wanted to transfer some of the rods to sealed casks, but the community was convinced that it was a stalling tactic, and the company loaded only a limited number of casks there.

Normally a private-equity firm buys a company, loads it with debt, fixes a few things, then flips it.

Whichever company loaded the most traffic onto its network would have the lowest average costs and ultimately could take over the market.

White's company loaded about 150 record books into a wagon and they were taken to North Carolina where they remained safely for the duration of the war.