Sentence examples for resulting leverage from inspiring English sources

But it also suggests that much pre-crisis economics and finance theory presented an inadequate account of the role of credit creation within an economy, and of the consequences of resulting leverage".

The resulting leverage is almost breathtaking.

"The fact that the U.S. government could purchase 50% of all drugs sold in the U.S., and the resulting leverage this offers relative to discounts demanded, is a longer-term concern.

Unlike equities, most homes are bought with borrowed money, and the resulting leverage can greatly lift the return on the initial stake (or increase any loss).

Beyond arguing for the inclusion of perceptual factors in how we understand the creation and application of implicit social biases, our results leverage the plasticity of the perceptual categorization system, or, as it is sometimes referred to, "perceptual expertise" [14].

That would be painful for some businesses, but not as painful as a crash that could result if leverage keeps getting piled on leverage.

A 3% leverage ratio allows banks to have assets worth 33 times their capital, with a lower ratio resulting in higher leverage.

Rising leverage resulting largely from debt-financed mergers and acquisitions; rising credit, energy and labor costs; and "event risk" resulting from litigation are the principal reasons more companies will default, Moody's said.

The resulting integrated framework leverages the advantages of both the curvilinear anisotropic meshes and wavelet-based adaptive refinement in a complimentary fashion, resulting in greatly reduced cost of resolution for anisotropic features.

Hoyer said a €10bn capital increase for the EIB in 2012 had translated into an even higher leverage ratio, resulting in €180bn of investment.

An economic crisis alerts both officials and the private sector to the dangers of excessive leverage; the resulting regime of public regulation and private caution brings a long era of stability.