Sentence examples for lose equity from inspiring English sources
"At the end of the day, this could be decided by parochialism, and making sure each service does not lose equity, as much as on how best to manage the risk of force levels for Iraq and Afghanistan," said one Pentagon planner.
Those with punctuality problems might lose equity.
You launch these products on Kickstarter under your brand, and you don't lose equity in your company and you're building goodwill with people who are interested in your product and in helping out the little guy.
Home prices have further to fall to get back to their pre-bubble trend levels, and they could even overshoot on the down side: people who lose equity in their homes when prices fall cannot afford a down payment (now raised to 20percentt) for a new home when they have to move, and rising unemployment and foreclosures add to the oversupply of housing.
Retirees lost equity in their homes and have less time for their retirement accounts to recover.
What if consumers — having lost equity in their homes and scrimping on cars, vacations, even college tuition — were reluctant to buy and install the panels?
As the recession becomes more severe and unemployment mounts, they fret each week their properties remain unsold, and fear losing equity.
Because the plaintiffs are charging Laventhol with racketeering, the lawsuit seeks $15 million in damages, three times the 48 plaintiffs' lost equity investment, plus interest.
Wells Fargo, Citigroup and Ally will be required to provide any service member who was a victim of a wrongful foreclosure a minimum of $116,785, plus lost equity and interest, Mr. Perez said.
Nascent signs of life in the spring selling season are welcome, but it will take a far stronger economy, or far more aggressive antiforeclosure efforts, to substantially rebuild lost equity anytime soon.
He and his wife aren't as bad off as some — they still own their home and, while they've lost equity, they don't think it's worth less than their $150,000 mortgage.
