Sentence examples for deal rendering from inspiring English sources

Along with a fitting collapse in the current TV deal rendering most clubs unable to sign expensive foreign alternatives and heavy investment in infrastructure for the 2006 World Cup; young German players finally began to seep through a system set up and designed to allow them to thrive and get the opportunity to flourish at the highest level.

The Chinese hardware firm said the deal renders it the Earth's No. 3 PC maker.

Hexion Specialty Chemicals, owned by private equity shop Apollo, filed a lawsuit in Delaware to extricate itself from the deal, claiming the capital structure of the company following the $10.6 billion deal would render it insolvent.

Hexion Specialty Chemicals, owned by private equity shop Apollo Management, filed a lawsuit in Delaware to extricate itself from the deal, claiming the capital structure of the company following the $10.6 billion deal would render it insolvent.

Some environmentalists fear that the final package will involve a coalition deal that renders the parliamentary vote obsolete.

What Mr. O'Shea focused on was how the bankers — who he said should have known the deal would render the company insolvent — seemed to be too busy counting their fees to care.

First, for the franchisor, extensive support requires a great deal of overhead, rendering the franchise relatively inefficient and expensive.

Next time a builder of questionable scruples squints at your brickwork and assures you the only way to deal with it is rendering, you will be able to think: "Well, it could be worse".

Terrorist leaders in and out of the Arafat camp believe instead that the mutual bloodshed they have instigated will cause the U.S. or U.N. to intervene and impose a comprehensive deal that would render Israel defenseless, ripe for the "final phase" of their Palestinian plan.

The dividend deal, they say, rendered KB insolvent, resulting in losses of $109 million between the payout and the Chapter 11 filing.

The more time that elapses between the interview, deal, or services rendered and the receipt of a thank-you, the less effective this reinforcement will be.