Sentence examples for substantial closing from inspiring English sources

In such an event, the homeowner also has the option of refinancing the mortgage, but that entails shopping for the best deal and paying substantial closing costs and perhaps a penalty.

The crisis also determined a substantial closing of the economy (imports fell by 50% in just 2 years), which marks the beginning of a new episode.

Edward Ades, the owner of Universal Mortgage in Brooklyn, says recasting can be especially useful to recent buyers, for whom it makes little financial sense to refinance but who expect to receive a tax refund or other substantial money after closing on their property, like proceeds from a relative's sale of property, stocks or other assets.

The results suggest that attending college and/or pre-college in U.S. plays a more substantial role in closing the earnings gap between immigrants and non-immigrants among scientists and engineers.

The substantial gains from closing the gender gap are just one example of what can be achieved if we act together.

Mr. Khazaee suggested that the United Nations retaliate against Chase by closing its substantial accounts there.

General Electric reported a quarterly earnings decline on Friday and the stock market shuddered, closing with substantial weekly losses in all the major indexes.

ConocoPhillips said yesterday that it expected to charge $1.3 billion against earnings in the fourth quarter to cover costs associated with selling or closing a substantial number of its service stations and pulling out of some geographic markets.

The national accounts of main countries are closing with substantial time delay after the calendar year end.

And we've now confirmed that they are closing a substantial round of funding, even before they've picked a final name for the company.

Here's an interesting email that was forwarded to me this morning: Docstoc, a Los Angeles based startup that we wrote about in early July, says they are close to closing a "substantial" round of funding from a number of potential investors.