Because borrowers actively manage their mortgages today and refinance when rates drop, they do not want to pay points for a mortgage they might unload in a short time, he said.
He said he did not expect that investors would automatically sell Treasury bonds as a result of the downgrade, but that they might unload riskier assets like stocks and lower-rated bonds.
Instead, they might unload them for $0.80 on the dollar, just to get the liquidity they need to strengthen bleeding capital ratios.
They're hoping that by offloading some high-traffic areas onto wi-fi, they might unload some of the burden that's been breaking the backs of iPhone users for the last few years.
Where two Americans might unload their life stories over a half-hour in a bar, he noted, a more restrained European duo might take much more time to reveal such personal details.
External compression might unload painful ligaments and joints, but the exact mechanical effect on pelvic structures, especially in (active) upright position, is still unknown.
The park extends from the wharves, where in the early 19th century a whaling ship might unload 2,000 casks of whale oil, uphill toward whaling-era houses and mansions that were built by prosperous captains and merchants — houses "harpooned and dragged up," as Melville put it, "from the bottom of the sea".
You might unload the Eaton and double up on Emerson, and so on.
Someone might unload their pent-up pain or anger toward Christianity on us.
Celebrities were quick to respond, as were liberal theatergoers hoping their conservative friends might unload the hard-to-get tickets. .
