Sentence examples for could wind down from inspiring English sources
ReprintsTime was when Mr Schäuble could wind down with football and skiing.
If this approach took off, newspapers would no longer depend on advertisers and could wind down their paper editions.
They needed us to stay, because we were still making them lots of money, and we had the kind of business we could take to any competitor or, if they wanted, that we could wind down profitably".
Yet as the harsh legal spotlight on him intensifies and prominent investors like Blackstone reduce their commitments, Mr. Cohen could wind down SAC and manage his own billions in a so-called family office structure.
In April 2011, the F.D.I.C. published a hypothetical plan suggesting that it could wind down a global octopus like Lehman in a manner similar to the way in which it routinely takes over small community banks.
Mr. Barofsky said he had written to the Treasury secretary, Timothy F. Geithner, in mid-October, after widespread reports in the news media about the possibility that the Treasury could wind down its position in A.I.G. with just a $5 billion loss.
Sears indicated it could further wind down the stake, disclosing in a statement on Thursday that "subsequent to the spinoff," the company could sell "any portion of its remaining interest in Sears Canada".
In the best case, it could help wind down the war.
The government could then wind down giant financial companies over time, as it does with smaller ones.
Mr. Obama's advisers are counting on it, hoping that a stronger-than-expected showing from him could help wind down the protracted fight for the Democratic nomination.
