Sentence examples for incremental debt from inspiring English sources

However, we believe incremental debt aggregating ~$1.225 billion should make investors more cautious over the stock.

This matters because it allows PZZA to use incremental debt to accelerate its current $500 share buyback program.

HON was to receive net proceeds from Resideo Technologies, Inc., incurring incremental debt of ~$1.225 billion through senior secured term loans ($825 million) and senior unsecured notes ($400 million) for Resideo.

In line with the previous rationale, this study employs two measures of leverage by considering incremental debt level in the numerator and capital employed in the denominator, thus: ({ LEV}_{1}) is the first difference in long-term book debt divided by the sum of long-term book debt and market value of equity.

He also told clients that Micron's recent share weakness has been driven, in part, by the tightening in the credit markets, given the significant amount of leverage on Micron's balance sheet and the potential difficulty of securing incremental debt financing if the fundamental environment deteriorated further.

Fortunately, the cost of carry for incremental debt at least debt under five years in maturity is low now.

On the one hand, according to the incremental approach, the debt ratio is not an efficient measure of leverage as the dependent variable, since it is the cumulative result of decisions taken over many years and thus may not fully reflect changes in economic conditions.

And slicing a debt into incremental payments makes it easy to disguise just how big that debt is.

"We have to take incremental steps to get the debt under control".

Together, they must battle a script thick with mergers, debt, cattle quotients, incremental loan agreements, repossession and fist-faced bailiffszzz.

We use a World Bank survey data on the financing of incremental production to examine firms' debt choice decision in eleven African countries, where capital markets are evolving and/or fraught with inadequate institutional infrastructure.