Sentence examples for massive holdings from inspiring English sources

And the talk of ditching the dollar comes oddly from a country that has done little to diversify its own massive holdings of foreign exchange.

Gramm, UBS's vice chairman, said yesterday he was "totally unaware" of his bank's massive holdings of securities tied to subprime mortgages, but, he added, "I'm confident we'll recover". More to the point may be Gramm's aggressive efforts when he was chairman of the Senate Banking Committee to deregulate the banking and financial services industry.

It certainly wasn't Bitreserve's massive holdings that brought the two men on board.

Amos argues that Aflac stands to gain from consumers' concerns about the stability of Japan's domestic insurance companies, which are saddled with massive holdings of low-priced equities and bad newspaper loans.

The trust not only preserves the massive holdings but also serves as a single point of access to millions upon millions of university books, volumes, and other research materials.

Last week, the Fed revealed that it will soon begin to reduce its massive holdings of all manner of things, including mortgage-backed securities, bought up in the wake of the 2008 crisis.

(Cerberus' own stake was $2 billion). Business Week described it as Cerberus getting Chrysler "essentially gratis". To date, Cerberus has barely tapped any of its massive holdings--its investments in Chrysler are estimated to be just 7% of its assets under management--to stabilize Chrysler's precarious finances; the exception was a $2 billion loan in July.

Apple said it expects to pay $38 billion on its massive cash holdings overseas.

They've gotten very focused; they de-emphasized lines of business that they didn't have opportunities in and accumulated massive cash holdings.

These imbalances — exemplified by the massive Chinese holdings of United States government debt — might not be so worrisome if the investments were financed better.

The director of the CIA, who ran the coup, was Allen Dulles; he also happened to be a director of the United Fruit Company, whose massive land holdings in Guatemala were most at risk from the progressive government.