Sentence examples for relative equities from inspiring English sources

There's a lot of attention paid to the relative equities and what looks fair.

"That way the relative equity risk per picture is relatively small," Mr. Smith said, "and you get a lot of times at bat, which is important because there is no way you can predict what consumers will respond to.

The ratio of European companies' cash earnings (net income plus depreciation) to bond yields a useful barometer of relative equity valuations had dropped to about 1.75 to 1 in June, down from 2.4 to 1 last December.

In East Asia, both Japan and South Korea have been widely recognized as successful cases of developmental states that managed to achieve rapid economic growth with relative equity in the post-war era, and their success have been credited to these state's role in leading and coordinating industrial policy and social investment in human capital (World Bank, 1993; Peng & Wong, 2008; Holliday, 2000).

These constraints have accelerated the discussion of over-arching issues of service equivalence between host and refugee populations and relative equity (in terms of per capita costs), not just in the context of the Middle East but across the international span of humanitarian refugee operations.

Understanding the relative equity of an intervention's target audience, not to mention a program's exposure and outcomes, is essential for many social marketing agencies and organizations applying a total market approach, a strategic framework that donors increasingly expect these organizations to adopt [ 12].

The concern about relative equity arose earlier with the 1999 Kosovo crisis, when per capita expenditures for Kosovar refugees in Albania and Macedonia, a population that was relatively elderly and burdened with chronic disease, were determined to be many times greater than annual per capita costs for refugees elsewhere in the world [ 4].

Nobody gets any richer long these two commodities relative to equities.

This somewhat arbitrary example illustrates that relative to equities, investment-grade credits have more downside than upside potential.

(We allow tax deductibility of interest payments but not payments to equity holders, so debt is subsidized relative to equity through the tax code.

Persuade the government to let you build a big bank; take a great deal of risk in that bank (particularly by increasing leverage, i.e., debt relative to equity); pay yourself based on the return on equity, unadjusted for risk; get cash payouts while times are good; and when events turn against you, the central bank can bail you out — and keep you in place because you are regarded as indispensable.