Sentence examples for free leverage from inspiring English sources

Geithner's plan will grant favored institutions access to taxpayer dollars so that they can profit massively by underpaying for assets with free leverage.

"The government has laid out essentially free leverage to investors," said Richardson of Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner's public-private hybrid plan for purchasing these assets.

Businessinsider.com ranks well on Google on financial news and its content is pretty strong, but it is still exceptional to hear of a website that offers news for free leveraging this kind of money.

In the decision's aftermath, wealthy candidates appear free to leverage their economic power to essentially purchase public office.

But when the Nets are moving the ball and attacking off the dribble, suddenly Lopez is free to leverage his strength and size against smaller or unprepared opponents.

Because hedge fund investors are limited to millionaires and other heavily endowed entities, managers are free to leverage with bank loans and speculate secretly, untroubled by regulation by the Securities and Exchange Commission.

Well, it's all good and fine for Greenspan to chalk up the failure of his free money leverage doctrine to being "shocked".

As a veteran with talent and free-agent leverage, he might have made more money elsewhere, on a team with a higher profile.

We first provide a direct comparison between a mesh-based weighted residual method using the common-refinement scheme and two mesh-free algorithms leveraging compactly supported radial basis functions: one using a spline interpolation and one using a moving least square reconstruction.

An unusual candidate in every respect, Trump has long favoured Twitter and the use of his celebrity to leverage free TV coverage over traditional campaign ads.

He wants Seattle's cornerbacks to wait for receivers to come to them, to pause slightly before reacting, which seems counterintuitive but allows for better leverage, free of lunges or guessed steps.