Sentence examples for easier to issue from inspiring English sources

It was easier to issue debt than equity.In addition, debt was credited with operational benefits.

Companies are finding it easier to issue new debt to finance investment.

A higher level of equity, of course, makes it easier to issue debt.Another critical price for the return of global financial stability is that of American homes.

In three years, she said, she has doubled the number of housing inspectors to 15, increased fines and successfully pushed for state legislation that makes it easier to issue citations to absentee landlords.

He argued that the dissemination of false or harmful materials via open technologies should be counterbalanced by a legal "chilling effect", making it easier to issue takedown notices and hold service operators responsible for content.

This tornado season may be one of the deadliest on record even though modern forecasting and communications technology, including social networking sites such as Twitter and Facebook, has made it easier to issue general warnings than was the case a few years ago.

That made it easy to issue debt in dollars by American banks operating abroad.

Issuers and assets that boast an investment-grade credit rating find it particularly easy to issue bonds.

Until the crash, companies were finding it far too easy to issue shares and thus were under no pressure to improve standards of corporate governance.

But a letter is easy to issue, and the Administration may have feared that a proposal to enact a regulation on transgender students would face pushback and take up a lot of time and resources.

The marginal financial cost of contacting an applicant anywhere in China is zero both by telephone and via the site, and recruiters generally find it easiest to issue all callbacks to the same job in the same way.