Sentence examples for deal relative from inspiring English sources

We know that banks like to borrow a great deal relative to their equity funding — excessive leverage, as it is known, means that the people running banks get the upside when things go well and someone else gets the downside when everything goes badly.

It offers no alternative policy, however, and another of the white paper's authors economist Glenn Hubbard has expressed enthusiasm for elements of the Obama housing approach.Of course, the campaigns must work very hard to pretend that presidential policy choices matter a great deal relative to, say, the actions of the Federal Reserve.

Are these new income replacement funds a good deal relative to annuities?

Unless you have infinite capital and resources where you would do any deal that nets positive, you have to weigh one deal relative to another and see where that leaves you.

He added that Lincolnshire received a poor deal relative to other constabularies and that the taxpayer had a higher burden in the county so he could not ask for more.

But for cross-industry deals, relative changes in valuation can turn a buyer into a seller, as About and Primedia have found.

James Lansill, a senior managing director of the Corcoran Sunshine Marketing Group, said that getting two signed contracts at Riverhouse, One Rockefeller Park, in Battery Park City, in the last month was "outstanding" for the "volume of deals" relative to the market meltdown.

Simple systems merely require you to keep track of the number of high cards (9,10, A) dealt relative to low cards (2, 3, 4, 5, 6).

But she also makes an impressive case that they offer attractive fixed-income deals relative to the U.S. The balance sheets of many developing countries' governments, she notes, are far healthier than Uncle Sam's.

Because Farecast bases its rate evaluations on past prices for a given hotel, its definition of a deal is relative to that one place.

The New Deal's relative success led to a national consensus for centralizing power, and as power flowed to Washington, the executive branch swelled.