Sentence examples for extend downside from inspiring English sources
One approach would be to further extend downside insurance for toxic assets to those banks on a bank-specific basis.
The individual responsible for the transaction is likely extending downside protection originally established to protect the value of a massive position in shares of the underlying fund.
"We knew we had to extend our offer to get Shane over the downside". There was no phone in the chateau where Shaye was staying.
The trader may have purchased the puts as downside protection, or could have sold the contracts to extend his bullish stance.
[Read the rest.] I see little downside in extending these rules well into the future.
Q: What's the biggest downside for researchers if Congress extends the CR through March 2017 or later?
The downside of Trump's choleric diplomacy extends far beyond Tillerson's wounded dignity; his tweets interfered with a diplomatic effort that had actually been working.
The downside of medical science's success in extending people's lifespans is that it has given them more time to contract age-linked ailments.
The downside of the lower payment is that because the mortgage is extended for another 10 years, it is now scheduled to mature in 2051, when Ms. Girard-Blakey would be 99 years old.
