Sentence examples for pace of equity from inspiring English sources

First, they play down the link between mortgage-equity withdrawal and consumption, pointing out that the pace of equity withdrawal has already slowed without dire consequences.

American companies have bought back more than $1 trillion of their own equity in the past six years, and the pace of equity buybacks is accelerating.

Pessimists say that is because the pace of active mortgage-equity extraction has not yet slowed.

So far this year the largest sponsor, Triple Net Properties, has closed ten tenancy-in-common deals for five office towers and five apartment buildings–and is on pace to exceed the $496 million of equity it raised from investors in 2005.

Without legislative remedies for pay equity, the pace of change has been glacial.

But, he says, though the people he puts through their paces for the Nativity certainly aren't paid-up members of Equity, they're as professional as anyone he's ever worked with.

If farm-outs are not concluded in the first quarter of 2013 then the pace of investment could be slowed or equity raised, both of which could negatively weigh on the shares, in our view.

The Court of Chancery was a court of equity in England and Wales that followed a set of loose rules to avoid the slow pace of change and possible harshness (or "inequity") of the common law.

The fourth came out of equity trading.

But what about its cost of equity?

There's no offer of equity.