Sentence examples for make collateral from inspiring English sources

Yet, unless a director or distributor calls attention to the technologies used — as do techno-fetishists like Michael Mann and David Fincher, who used bleeding-edge digital cameras to make "Collateral" (2004) and "Zodiac" (2007) — it's also probable that most reviewers won't mention if a movie was even shot in digital, because they haven't noticed or don't care.

While the previous counters had pretended that all bodies belonged to enemies, the new counters tried to make "collateral damage" the central issue of war.

Other mainland banks have opened offices too, and from their sleek towers they make collateral-free loans to Chinese companies.

Grameen Bank was set up by Yunus in 1983 to make collateral-free micro loans to rural and mostly women entrepreneurs.

You didn't make many friends when you made collateral calls on Lehman Brothers and Merrill Lynch in their final days.

In Dublin, on the other hand, as Irish MP Stephen Donnelly puts it, "the entire Irish people were made collateral for the banking system" – and its economic performance has not been remarkably better.

However, since job skills do not make good collateral, young and old workers are unable to strike this bargain.

So here and across the country, agents now make more "collateral" arrests — undocumented people they come across while looking for someone else.

More powerful projectiles such as Hellfire missiles are also more likely to cause collateral damage, making them less practical in certain situations.

Antidromic action potentials in the CST could plausibly produce MEP suppression, as corticospinal neurones are known to make recurrent collaterals to inhibitory interneurones in the cortex (Renaud and Kelly, 1974).

The Director shall have full power to require any Federal Home Loan Bank to deposit additional collateral or to make substitutions of collateral or to adjust equities between the Federal Home Loan Banks.