Sentence examples for sheets further from inspiring English sources

Warmer oceans would melt the floating ice sheets around Antarctica, which currently block the sea's access to larger, ground-based ice sheets further towards the continent's interior.

In Asia, Cathay Pacific fell by 19% on the day after the attack and Singapore Airlines by 15%.Japanese bank shares also slumped amid growing concern that falling stockmarkets would damage their balance sheets further.

Their would-be buyers want them to clear the decks, asking the banks to forgive the debt or trade it for equity as part of the deal.But the banks are unwilling to degrade their already-tattered balance sheets further and risk another financial crisis: debt restructuring is going very slowly.

Following assessments of LC morphology in a single horizontal plane, i.e. in epidermal sheets, further experiments were conducted to investigate changes in LC morphology and distribution throughout the vertical skin strata.

In some cases, night sweats can drench bedclothes and sheets, further disrupting sleep and necessitating a change of clothes and covers, which can also disturb the sleep of the individual's bed partner.

This will help to soften the sheets further, but is completely optional.

That would enable the banks to strengthen their balance-sheets further, preserve capital and keep on lending.

"In my view, any judgment to expand the balance sheet further should be subject to strict scrutiny," Kevin M. Warsh, a Fed governor, said in a speech last month in Atlanta.

Mr. Moynihan is expected to detail the bank's current capital structure, reiterating his desire to strengthen the company's balance sheet further without having to resort to selling more stock, a major worry among Bank of America shareholders.

Recently, the Fed announced it would expand the balance sheet further by buying long-dated Treasuries and mortgage securities.

The Fact Sheet further notes operators will have leeway to ask customers to provide "proof of residence or of such stable links to the Member State in question".