Sentence examples for remarkable equity from inspiring English sources

"Greece still has remarkable equity in its brand, if I can use that awful word," he said.

That compares with a gain of 3.3percentt in the first quarter and 11.9percentt in the fourth quarter of 2003, a remarkable year for the equity markets.

The story might be that a novel technology, such as the internet, will change the world, or that a "wall of money" from some new investors, such as the Japanese in the 1980s, will carry prices higher.Since March 2009 there has been a remarkable rally in both equity and commodity prices which has continued, with occasional interruptions, despite problems like Europe's debt crisis.

As this transition attests, the country has made remarkable progress in establishing social equity in a short period of time.

Mr. Rumsfelds's private equity portfolio is remarkable for its size, its breadth and the firms he has invested with -- some of the best-known names in the business.

"What's going on in private equity today is remarkable".

Increased interest from private-equity groups in small and medium enterprises would be a measure of these investors' confidence in the entrepreneurship on offer around the Mediterranean.In 2007 private-equity funds had a remarkable year in emerging markets, with 204 funds raising $59 billion, about 80% more than in 2006.

If projections for continued heady growth of assets flowing into hedge fund and private equity firms hold true, a remarkable trajectory for the industry will continue.

But will they still be up when this post goes live?The disturbing thing is that we're celebrating such an ephemeral break in the equity bloodbath after a truly remarkable salvo of policy moves was fired at markets.

Expansion-oriented, Pittsburgh-based bank PNC Financial Services passes the Dreman strategy’s tests based on its 24.03% payout ratio (versus its historic ratio of 68.32%), its impressive return on equity (26.99%) and its remarkable pre-tax profit margin of 45.41%.

As with leveraged buyouts, the power of private equity, and the wellspring of its remarkable profits, is leverage — the use of borrowed money.