Sentence examples for issuing too much from inspiring English sources

It pointed to Kraft's $3.6 billion stock buyback — at $33 a share — as proof that issuing too much new stock at today's prices would be wasteful.

Rather than issuing too much cash, what is more likely to happen - though it is still rare, A.T.M. manufacturers say - is that a machine will dispense too little.

Despite worries that the government is issuing too much debt as it tries to pull the economy out of recession, investors are clamoring to buy Treasuries.

"We call it an emerging-market discount, not a Korea discount," he says, adding that the low value of Korean shares is also due to companies issuing too much stock and the preference of Koreans for investing in real estate rather than equities.

By choosing to hold it, or instead the gold that stands behind it, the people tell the central bank if it has issued too much money or too little.

Some companies issued too much debt to buy back equity; others borrowed too much to pay for lousy acquisitions.

What "sound control" means for your small business environment is going to be very specific to you, so we won't issue too much general advice, save to say that taking time to address sound flow in the workplace is never time wasted.

Most thought I was focusing on the issue too much.

If you still meet with refusal, don't push the issue too much on that occasion.

The continent's economic woes boil down, really, to two issues: too much debt and too little growth.

But other researchers have also identified a contentious and growing issue: too much noise in the ocean.