Sentence examples for leverage I from inspiring English sources

Under Basel II, banks were allowed to have less equity funding and more leverage (i.e., more debt relative to their balance sheets).

We estimate that earnings at the new style UK business will treble to £262m by 2015, driven by vertical integration and operational leverage (i.e. increasing revenues and fixed cost base).

When the leverage, i.e., the distance from the shearing arc of the tool to the point of contact between strip edge and tool, increases, F x decreases.

While there might be some selective opportunities to start picking in these areas– Panera Bread, for example–particularly for investors with longer-term time horizons, the near-term fundamentals are dismal and most investors do not appreciate the potential impact of negative operating leverage (i.e., costs keep rising even as sales decline) on the earnings power of these companies.

To measure the use of debt in the capital structure of hospital i, we compute the ratio of its debt to total assets, also known as financial leverage: Leverage i = Debt i / Total Assets i.

"Sources have leverage," I said.

"I think the club and the organization think about it differently than the player, and if they want to capitalize on it, leverage it, I am on board," Dickey said.

The leverage h i for observation i is defined as the i th diagonal element of the hat matrix [ 20] (10) Here, W is the weight matrix for the linear model in eq. 6, i.e. w i = 1/.

REID HOFFMAN: Well, over-leverage — I mean, this is actually one of the things that makes me mildly nervous even on the stimulus package, because if you think about, well, our problem is leverage.

But instead of feeling defeated, I tried to leverage everything I learned that year and wrote the book I wished I'd had as a rising freshwoman.

The residual analysis also shows no leverage points i.e. there are no admissions with a LoS that has a big influence on the model.