Sentence examples for sheets to offer from inspiring English sources

The aim, in short, is for league tables and balance sheets to offer encouraging reading.

The business is lost because big banking groups can use their strong balance sheets to offer loans and other products requiring a top credit rating, along with the usual investment-banking services.

This may be stretching it SSSB is still not a first-tier adviser on mergers and acquisitions, for example, though it is gaining on rivals such as Goldman Sachs and Morgan Stanley by using its huge balance sheet to offer corporate clients credit lines during mergers.The potential for cross-selling was supposedly greatest in consumer finance.

Also, there are plenty of other possible replacements for the Si sheet to offer diverse novel properties of graphene/X superlattices, X may include such as BN, SiO2, P, and even organic molecules.

There is an iron logic to Mr Patterson's plans, and BT's share price is up today as investors react to the possibility of BT using its strong balance sheet to offer more services.

Simon says that by focusing on credit rather than equity, the company is "eating our own dog food," adding, "Our business model is predicated on offering credit to growing businesses, so in effect we raised equity to cover our core infrastructure and development and then used debt instruments to bolster our balance sheet to offer credit to our clients".

Indeed, says J.P. Morgan, all of Cazenove's clients are delighted about that prospect: blue-blooded it might be, but the British firm has no balance-sheet clout to offer to corporate clients and does nothing at all in debt.

In particular we believe the impact of recent budget allocation to the MRAP 2 [mine resistant vehicles] in the US is being underestimated by the market, but we see scope for positive newsflow from all three operating regions and believe that the strong balance sheet continues to offer opportunities".

PHOTOGRAPHS of parents scaling the walls of an exam hall to pass cheat sheets to students offer the latest evidence of India's failing school system.

Large commercial banks with investment-banking aspirations, such as J.P Morgan Chase and Citigroup, contend that their big balance sheets allow them to offer clients an irresistible soup-to-nuts menu.

All three players Friday received the nonexclusive tag, so another team could still sign them to offer sheets.