Sentence examples for cost of collateral from inspiring English sources
The subject of Danny Boyle's much-anticipated film biopic Steve Jobs was, its screenwriter says, obsessed with perfection, and comfortable with the cost of collateral damage.
The cost of collateral "People were talking about this six years ago," said Rik Ferguson, a senior security adviser for the computer-security company Trend Micro.
While the set-up may be melodramatically contrived, weighing the cost of collateral damage – in this case, an innocent girl's life against the prospect of multiple terrorist deaths – the result is still impressively ambivalent for a movie that aims to make an impact in the multiplex market.
Third, costs of collateral harm result from loss of resources, e.g. when received compounds (or their metabolites) need to be detoxified.
Although that decision led to the prosecution of a wanted felon, the success was accomplished at the cost of heavy collateral damage.
However, much of those savings would be eaten up by the cost of the collateral, so a lower participation could quickly eliminate the benefits.
This can erode the profitability of the trade for the bank, which has to factor in the cost of the collateral.
The cost of funding cash collateral for the variation margin is known as funding valuation adjustment (FVA), while the cost of funding segregated collateral posted as initial margin is the margin valuation adjustment (MVA).
When health insurers can no longer evade much of the cost of treating the collateral damage of the American diet, the movement to reform the food system — everything from farm policy to food marketing and school lunches — will acquire a powerful and wealthy ally, something it hasn't really ever had before.
In every category of loan terms -- size and cost of credit lines, collateral requirements and others -- more banks had eased up for big borrowers than for small ones.
The SEC said that rather than transfer the cash to the CDO, UBS kept the full amount, failed to disclose it to investors, and inaccurately represented to investors its cost of acquiring the collateral.
