Sentence examples for largest leverage from inspiring English sources

It was, at that time and for over 17 years, the largest leverage buyout in history.

Although this covariate pattern had the largest leverage (0.87) and delta-beta (58.1) values, it also had the highest number of observations (n = 212), thus, its moderate influence on the model was not of great concern.

With such large leverage, if just one out of every thirty loans goes bad, the bank ends up burning through its entire equity base and faces insolvency.

Potential influential observations were identified by examining large leverage and delta-beta [ 51] values.

Higher signal intensities have a larger leverage effect on the slope than lower ones, which is given by the model.

As shown in Figure  1, the weak negative associations were determined largely by the large leverage effect of a number of countries with GHEs but low migration rates.

The Dow Jones industrial average soared more than 300 points in afternoon trading following what many believe to be a bail-out for the financial sector, allowing breathing room for investment banks to clear large leveraged-loan deals from their books and easing the ability of corporations to borrow in the short-term debt markets, both of which had basically frozen up in the last few weeks.

She said that a trade agreement, which would create a zone accounting for 40 percent of world trade, could provide a "formidable" lift to jobs and economic growth, but that the European Union should use access to its market, the world's largest, as leverage to ensure it obtained a good deal.

Some of the larger initiatives leverage their size to negotiate favorable agreements with manufacturers.

This overhead can be further reduced in practice (especially for cases similar to our wideband sensing experimentation where the total number of examined frequency bins,, is extremely large) by leveraging problem-specific observations, such as from Figure 5.

In addition, Draghi agreed not to press for a "banking license" for the rescue fund, which would open the door to large-scale leveraging of the German contribution and thus expose the German Treasury to virtually unlimited risk.