Sentence examples for massive dilution from inspiring English sources

Issuing shares at current lowly levels in order to pay down debt would imply massive dilution to shareholders.

"The U.S. did it very rapidly and there was massive dilution as a lot of stocks got decimated".

TV was a massive dilution of the original standup, and it kind of required a percentage of Michael to come and keep control, otherwise Johnny wouldn't be invited back".

If the best-case scenario proves true, the potentially massive dilution does not occur and AIG shares are enormously undervalued (assuming our rough operating and net-income estimates).

The strong physical stability of UA-GT/PAH-Cit/siRNA NCs (UA-GT NCs) at pH 7.4 and 6.5 endowed protection from massive dilution, competitive ions, and ubiquitous nucleases in the blood and tumorous microenvironment.

The draft is seen as "a massive dilution of current Bank policy that could undermine the momentum for the upward harmonization of social and environmental standards and their alignment with universal human rights".

That's massive equity dilution, but it's necessary.

The result is a massive talent dilution, one so acute that both of Facebook's founders are doubtful they could have started Facebook in this environment.

If I'm wrong and the "deeper and longer" school prevails, BAC like Citigroup sinks again, possibly below $5 a share, incurring massive equity dilution to offset upcoming losses on problem loans and investments.

Concentrations of these elements were significantly lower at the downstream Emory and Clinch River sites but were above background concentrations, suggesting that leaching of these toxicants was balanced by massive river dilution.

Coagulopathy arises through several interrelated mechanisms, which include the consumption of coagulation factors and platelets through repeated attempts to form clots during massive hemorrhage, the dilution of coagulation factors as a result of fluid resuscitation, and metabolic disorders (hypothermia or acidosis), which can affect the coagulation process [ 6].