Sentence examples for leveraged itself from inspiring English sources

But the company never leveraged itself and today has no debt.

It was because the financial system knowingly overpriced a major financial asset class, and then leveraged itself against that asset class in the vain hope that the Day of Reckoning never came.

PSINet's plausible fate as someone else's subsidiary owes in part to the fact that, like other major players before it, PSINet has leveraged itself to the hilt — it has $120 million in debt and nearly $1 billion in junk bonds.

It seems that Dewey engaged in something of a leveraged buyout of itself: Lots of the lenders' money was used to pay off the owners (the partners), leaving the firm highly susceptible to failure.

CLOUGH -- Not only was it a question of overvaluation, but the corporate sector has left itself very highly leveraged, the consumer sector has left itself very highly leveraged.

Far from being about to exhaust itself, the leveraged buyout/buyback binge is, I believe, accelerating.

The Shiite political class, put in power by the United States, preached a politics of victimhood and leveraged the state to enrich itself.

More than a month after agreeing to sell itself to two leveraged buyout firms for $3 billion, J. Crew may have found potential new suitors.

"In Europe, there's a prevailing sense that the business model of the free-standing, highly leveraged investment bank that funds itself in the wholesale financial markets is virtually kaput," said Willem H. Buiter, a professor at the London School of Economics.

Lloyds itself is a leveraged play on the UK economy for investors – if you believe in the UK recovery, Lloyds is the likely long play versus the likes of riskier banks RBS and Barclays.

Her idea is to use the $40,000 as collateral to buy 40 billion dollars worth of Dow stocks and maybe the Bates Motel itself in a leveraged buyout.