Sentence examples for sizable defaults from inspiring English sources

"You could see 50 sizable defaults, 50 to 100 sizable defaults, more.

Within 12 months, 50 to 100 sizable defaults, possibly more, would rattle the market, she predicted.

Despite her newfound celebrity, Ms. Whitney's 2010 call on municipal bonds, in which she predicted "50 to 100 sizable defaults," has not exactly panned out.

LATE last year a well-known financial analyst, Meredith Whitney, predicted that "50 to 100 sizable defaults" by state and local governments, amounting to hundreds of billions of dollars, were just around the corner.

Just look at the brouhaha over Meredith Whitney and her call in December that we could see 50 to 100 sizable defaults in the municipal bond market.

Muzein, who had initiated the meeting, told Ali that the Money Exchange had defaulted on sizable foreign-exchange deals and that the Gosaibis wanted him to help quickly set things right.

These borrowers began to default in sizable numbers around the beginning of 2007.

The debate on the causes of the 2001 crisis (which included a sizable devaluation, a debt default and a confiscation of banking deposits) mimic the larger one on Argentina's long-term decline.

Pension funds have invested in bonds issued by southern European states, while banks and insurance companies have underwritten a sizable fraction of the credit-default swaps protecting investors against default.

Thus, "super-senior" claims against subprime mortgages — that is, investments that have first dibs on whatever mortgage payments borrowers make, and were therefore supposed to pay off in full even if a sizable fraction of these borrowers defaulted on their debts — have lost a third of their market value since July.

But anyone who bought — perhaps by bidding at a rate just below the failure rate — ran the risk of owning the bond until a default, and then taking sizable losses if the insurance company did not pay.