Sentence examples for some upside for from inspiring English sources
And the assets could be priced in a way that allowed for some upside for south European states if they fetch more on the market.
"Asset-class diversification remains desirable but is not sufficient".Not surprisingly, more investors are now willing to give up some upside for the promise of protection against catastrophic losses.
Some people are willing to trade off some upside for a product that gives them some capital protection; others have the emotional resolve to take whatever markets throw at them.
"If I go into a bank," said Bo Lundgren, who was Sweden's minister for fiscal and financial affairs at the time, "I'd rather get equity so that there is some upside for the taxpayer".
That is likely to include negotiations around guaranteeing some upside for the LLDC if David Gold and David Sullivan, who own 65% of the club, later sell it on at a profit.
Well it doesn't seem to have worked so far, and with just one route still operational (Paris-Newark), the likelihood of OpenSkies joining the list of extinct business-class-only airlines appears to be growing.The imminent demise of the DC route does have some upsides for potential passengers.
The on-going Note 7 saga did have some upsides for the company, forcing its hand into launching one of the industry's most comprehensive battery testing procedures.
"All of the forces are stacked against the developers now, so some modest upside for property and homeowners may be called for," Mr. Maraziti said.
Robert J. Barbera, chief economist at ITG/Hoenig, says that if this is the case, the high premium "suggests that if the bad news moderates, there is some material upside for the stock market".
Merrill Lynch said there could be some revenue upside for Advanced Micro Devices and Semtech but the research firm said it does not anticipate revenue upside for Intel.
There may be some additional upside for Democrats from these polling locations as Democrats typically like to vote in-person early.
