Sentence examples for low collateral from inspiring English sources

Collateral circulation is profoundly species-dependent, with pigs, rats and primates having a low collateral circulation, whereas dogs and guinea pigs have significant collateralization (Verdouw et al., 1998).

"We also have the Brimstone missile – a low collateral damage, precision weapon that even the US do not possess.

American officials, who will speak about the classified drone program only on the condition of anonymity, say it has killed more than 2,000 militants and about 50 noncombatants since 2001 — a stunningly low collateral death rate by the standards of traditional airstrikes.

A further advantage of the symptomatic therapy with the herbal triple combination is the low collateral damage compared to the antibiotic therapy.

This counting method may partly explain the official claims of extraordinarily low collateral deaths.

Just as one example: Couldn't twenty foundations contribute $10 million each to a fund that would guarantee some low collateral loans?

The lowest collateral the Fed will accept is AAA-rated private mortgage-backed bonds that are not on review for downgrade.

"The UK operates Dual-Mode Brimstone [missiles] which are by far the lowest collateral weapon system in the world and used in the battle for Misrata in Libya," she says.

Peculiar to Ireland is the deep intertwining of the banking sector, state institutions and property developers, which produced convoluted, low-collateral loans, a porous regulatory culture and complacency about continuing property-based asset escalation.

A little known state-owned bank, the Vermont Municipal Bond Bank, also offered low-interest, low-collateral loans to towns to aid reconstruction efforts.

But some have been running low on collateral, making it harder for businesses and consumers to get loans and undercutting the economy.