Sentence examples for full par from inspiring English sources

He calculates that if debts get the priority the company promised, the Quips will receive the full par value, while holders of senior WorldCom debt will have their payout cut to 24 cents on the dollar from 36 cents.

Even if an issuer continues to cover its bond payments, higher inflation will erode the value of a bond, and its price will fall in the same way a stock's price does (the price matters most you intend to sell a bond before it matures; if you hold it until maturity, you'll still be entitled to receive back the full par value).

"The firm got a term sheet," explaining that it would be paid at full par, in other words 100 cents on the dollar, Viniar said.

This limits the practical utility of the full PAR which is based on modification of all variables of interest.

Upon integrating the OM data with previously published FISH (fluorescence in situ hybridization) markers, we recovered the full PAR (pseudoatosomal region) on the ostrich Z chromosome with 4 super-scaffolds, as well as most of the degenerated regions.

Full PAR can be estimated by using Equation 2 and interpreted as the per cent reduction expected in the number of chlamydia diagnoses if all known risk factors were eliminated from the target population.

We also observed an increased level of cleaved caspase-3 as well as a lowered level of full length Par-4.

We transfected both HeLa and Hiesc cells with XIAP siRNA, followed by a transfection of either full length Par-4 or empty vector.

Measurements were converted to a percentage of total available PAR in full sun (PAR intensity at a separate quantum sensor placed in the nearest fully insolated location and wired to the ceptometer).

The setting was perhaps appropriate, since North Koreans once claimed that Mr. Kim's late father, Kim Jong-il, was far and away the best golfer in recorded history, taking a mere 34 strokes, including five holes-in-one, to complete a round at the the full-size, par-72 Pyongyang Golf Club.

"Napoleon," under its full title "Napoléon Vu par Abel Gance," had its admirers when Gance rushed an edit of three or so hours into the Théâtre National de l'Opéra for the premiere, where, as Mr. Brownlow writes in his book, the audience included the future enemies Marshal Pétain and Charles de Gaulle.