Sentence examples for downward leverage from inspiring English sources

The rope has been keeping you level while behind the boat, but as the rope pulls at nearly a perpendicular angle to your motion, the downward leverage is gone.

To "bend the curve" of health care costs downward, their leverage must stop growing.

The S.E.C. team also concluded that Repo 105 would not have been "material" to investors because the firm's leverage ratio was trending downward regardless of Repo 105.

Historically, the use of leverage has accelerated the downward spiral because investors who borrowed heavily are forced to liquidate their positions in order to meet margin calls.

"While the banking system reduces its leverage, there will continue to be downward pressure on the supply of credit to businesses and households," King said.

Fair-value accounting, which pegs assets to current market prices rather than their historic value, leads to downward (and upward) spirals in asset prices, and hence leverage.

To meet those demands, investors have reduced their leverage and liquidated holdings of securities, putting further downward pressure on security prices.

What we have here is a downward spiral, in which every institution wants more liquidity and less leverage.

However, if a downward price fluctuation occurs while one or more funds are fully leveraged, the resulting margin call causes them to sell into an already falling market, amplifying the downward price movement.

If the design matrix contains leverage points, such as from outliers, then the OLS residuals will be downward biased.

That said, with the current trend of downward pressure on CPMs, consolidation seems like the only answer for independent publishers to gain some leverage.