Sentence examples for later transactions from inspiring English sources

The private-equity deal frenzy hit a peak in the spring of 2007; many later transactions were hit with delays in financing as the credit crisis spread.

As a consequence, resource allocation may deviate from the sequence from step 1 if justified by the channel-state, e.g., when channel conditions for the first transaction in the sequence are poor but later transactions have a good channel.

} end{aligned} (2 The weight vector is decreasing from the head to the tail of the sequence since the aggregation focuses more on the later transactions and less on the older transactions.

Sixty years later, transaction costs have plunged, thanks to the Internet.

Ian Martin, one of the organisers, said they hope to have 100 retailers using it at launch, initially using paper and then, later, digital transactions.

Among its earliest settlers was Joseph Zabriskie, who was said to have been kidnapped by the Indians, who taught him their ways and their language, making him a valuable go-between in later land transactions.

Before a universal background checks law was passed in Palm Beach County, critics said such laws were ineffective because they only apply "to gun sales in locations with public access, [and] dealers can meet prospective buyers at gun shows and later conduct transactions in private," reported the Sun Sentinel.

It could become another protracted and messy affair similar to the one which dragged on earlier in the year when Cellino first attempted to buy the West Yorkshire club, thinking he had completed the deal on a bizarre night in the club's history as fans descended on Elland Road to voice their protest, only to be told later the transaction had not been not ratified.

For bill me later, every transaction is credit scored individually.

It means that the later the transaction is, the more its trust is important to estimate the experience trust of the correspondent partner.

It makes the nation the second most active market by number of deals — with a number of those deals occurring in later-stage transactions.