Sentence examples for dangerous leverage from inspiring English sources

He predicted that the cost of petroleum imports would "give the Middle Eastern suppliers a dangerous leverage over our transportation system as well".

Not for him, illiquidity, dangerous leverage, and hubris.

Partnering is the cheapest and safest way: no dilution, no dangerous leveraging of the balance sheet.

As the Fed ignored its supervisory role of the major money center banks in the run up to the crisis, we cannot really trust them to make sure the dangerous leveraging of balance sheets will not happen again.

As my colleague points out they can be used to hide dangerous amounts of leverage.

To close the gap, some managers are exploring the dangerous idea of leverage.

And making household credit more available let borrowers pile on dangerous amounts of leverage, introducing more volatility into the system.

A growth strategy that relies on unusually low interest rates "virtually ensures the emergence of substantial financial bubbles and dangerous buildups in leverage," Summers wrote last year, in the Washington Post.

Many of the products have proved to be highly problematic as the underlying assets — the subprime mortgages — have gone bust, revealing dangerous amounts of leverage in the securities that few people could value.

In a speech to UK business leaders, Osborne said: "I am today publishing the financial services bill that will overhaul the failed system of financial regulation which allowed such dangerous levels of leverage to emerge.

Additionally Inker says that bonds have negative skew, (small probability of large losses and large probability of small gains) which makes them a dangerous investment to leverage.