Sentence examples for erosion of equity from inspiring English sources

Anyone who bought a building when the market was red-hot is likely to see an erosion of equity, said Paul M. Fried, a principal of AFC Realty Capital, a mortgage brokerage based in New York.

This was the result of the erosion of equity in their properties as house prices fell during the downturn years of 2008 and 2009, and the fact that their incomes were failing to keep pace with inflation.

That is market ideology gone wild -- enormous windfalls for select businesses and a major erosion of equity and quality of life for everyone else.

Whitney dated the present erosion of home equity back 25 years.

This led to an "erosion of brand equity and experience at grocery," which caused Starbucks to terminate the contract due to expire in 2014.

It will be Nitish Kumar's most important political achievement if he manages to pull off land reforms in the state without violence and erosion of his painstakingly built political equity.

The erosion of another key financing tool, the tax equity market, during the banking crisis also dried up a significant pool of capital for projects.

A former vaulter, he began trying to get women interested in the pole vault in hopes that gender equity could stem the erosion of the event because of the expense, the threat of injury, rising insurance costs and lawsuits.

Paul Maloney, regional secretary of the GMB union, which counts many Acromas staff as members, said: "The chancellor should use this example to end tax relief on private equity loans, which is skewing the corporate sector towards borrowing rather than equity, and leading to an erosion of the tax base.

But what about its cost of equity?

The fourth came out of equity trading.