Sentence examples for rebuilding balance from inspiring English sources

"If you pay out big dividends when you should be rebuilding balance sheets, then you will be held to account".

"Some lenders are more interested in rebuilding balance sheets than playing their proper role as banks and building societies in supporting investment in housing," he laments.

Rather, they want to rebuild balance sheets hurt by losses on lending to emerging markets and hedge funds.

The latest move also reflects the prevailing mood — even among those generally sympathetic to the financial industry — that profits this year were largely subsidized by huge government bailouts and a policy of low interest rates that allowed banks to rebuild balance sheets.

All the while, dropping interest rates allow financial firms to borrow more cheaply and rebuild balance sheets and capital.

Rivals around the world are hoarding capital to rebuild balance-sheets hammered by credit losses and to get ready for harder times ahead.

They are only now getting their heads back above water after raising capital from investors to rebuild balance-sheets battered by write-offs on exotic bonds and derivatives backed by iffy American mortgages.

Now banks are rebuilding their balance sheets, the credit tightening is likely to stay.

"We are already seeing significant improvement in our operations, we are successfully rebuilding our balance sheet, our cost structure is more closely aligned with our revenue and we have reignited innovation," the company said.

The bursting of a generation-long, debt-enabled consumer bubble has left households rebuilding their balance sheets and businesses wary of hiring until they are confident that consumer spending will pick up.

Citing the company's recent work in rebuilding its balance sheet and its return to profitability, Mr. Zander told analysts in a morning conference call that Motorola was in need of a "turn up," not a turnaround.