Sentence examples for or issuing from inspiring English sources

So companies end up either paying less interest (good) or issuing cheapish equity (better).

"He's interacting with a topic, not just commenting or issuing a broad judgment".

Jesus wasn't known for pontificating from palaces, covering up scandals, or issuing Paleolithic edicts on social issues.

They impose more pain than doing nothing or issuing ritual diplomatic condemnations, and they stop well short of military confrontation.

We've heard them giving defensive testimony in Congressional hearings or issuing anodyne statements flanked by lawyers and image consultants.

But Conseco failed to take advantage of opportunities to raise cash either by selling insurance companies or issuing new stock.

These companies can readily find the money to invest, sometimes by selling more stock or issuing corporate bonds.

Stores opened on Tuesday but the firm said it would not be accepting gift vouchers or issuing any more.

They reckon Deutsche has started buying riskier investments (or issuing loans to riskier counterparties, such as property developers) to pep up profits.

Asking what was the best way to deal with an issue allowed me to learn about a situation before expressing an opinion or issuing an order.

Some companies have taken advantage of cheap financing to help themselves and their shareholders by buying back stock or issuing special dividends.