Sentence examples for leverage burden from inspiring English sources

Other banks, especially R.B.S., still have a "massive leverage burden," he said.

But after a highly public search for a joint-venture partner that almost ran aground, MPG landed a deal with Macquarie Office Trust, a division of Australia's Macquarie Bank, which eventually allowed it to lighten its leverage burden back down to the mid-50% level.

In conclusion, this is to our knowledge the first set of QIs using a leverage effect and lowering the burden of data collection through pooling.

For these reasons in this work we proposed a combination of human demonstration (leverage the burden of planning complex tasks) with an optimization-based planning (minimize the object's deformation) for inserting ring-shaped objects.

Important considerations include study aims, timing, breadth and depth of the existing infrastructure that can be leveraged, participant burden, likely participation rate and available sample size in the cohort, required sample size for the trial, and investigator expertise.

Buying Home Retail would add more leaseback properties to its portfolio – potentially increasing leverage which could further burden the group's credit-worthiness.

"We are cautious on the company because of its continued lack of profitability, poor liquidity, unsustainable leverage, elevated annual interest burden and aggressive land buying," the analysts said.

As long as equity prices remained strong, the extra leverage seemed a light burden to bear.

States are using the increasing debt burden as leverage.

He promised that Mr. Obama would "work for an America with more partners and fewer adversaries," to share burdens and leverage its influence.

Which makes her leverage of her twin burdens, while dominating three separate eras of conventionally attractive women from far more advantaged backgrounds, all the more heroic.