Sentence examples for over leveraging from inspiring English sources

However current safeguard provisions within the local finance act 2003 currently curtail the over leveraging of local authorities.

MFG's chief risk officer was fired two months after he warned Corzine about the over leveraging of his bets that went from $2 billion to $4 billion, then up to $4.75 billion, with margin calls ballooning to $700 million.

Pumping liquidity into banks has met the contradiction of tightened lending qualifications, tightened in order to prevent over leveraging.

We have sunk too far and can't afford to open the spigots wider without recreating the same over leveraging problems that created the Great Recession.

We now find ourselves, 10 short years later, staring at the bill that has come due for over indulgence, over leveraging, and the entitled sense that we could have everything if we could just find the next big opportunity.

There may be periods of economic optimism and excessive use of leverage, over leveraging.

Goodwin's own knowledge of collateral debt obligations, credit default swaps or over-leveraging against US sub-prime mortgages was equally rudimentary.

The perils of over-leveraging had become apparent long before the US authorities gave up the fight to save Lehman on 15 September 2008, and condemned it to bankruptcy.

He did not revisit the idea of "core competences" in the light of the poor performance of some of the Japanese Godzillas he once worshipped, nor the idea of "stretch" in the wake of the epidemic of over-leveraging.

"The loss of confidence is just a symptom of bad credit and over-leverage.

The strong regulations of its banks preventing their over-leverage meant they were insulated from the worst of global shocks.