Sentence examples for setting reserves from inspiring English sources

"The accounting rules give you a lot of latitude in setting reserves," he says.

"Never in my career have I seen a vendor set reserve price any closer to an auction than two or three days before," Cunningham said.

His dealership didn't end up selling the car because the bid didn't meet the set reserve price, although they did sell a different Karma for a bit less than $60,000.

Likewise, they can set reserve prices on seats if they wish.

The dataset was split into a 164-compound balanced training set (85 substrates, 79 nonsubstrates) and a 98-compound independent test set reserved for external validation.

(Lenox Hill has primary liability coverage through this company, setting aside reserves for larger claims).

Rather than setting aside reserves for such a shortfall, Equitable had chosen to pay out excess returns to policyholders.

Rules about matters such as setting aside reserves to cover bad loans vary from country to country, as the continuing debacle of Japan's banks has made clear.

AIG, the world's largest insurance company, in effect wrote insurance against sub-prime securities going bad, but without setting aside reserves against that risk.

Good suggests using a minimum bid to start the auction, or setting a reserve price, which means a seller can accept or reject the final bid.

Setting a reserve price is a great way to kill your auction.