Sentence examples for suitable purchases from inspiring English sources

Amec has around £700m of cash on the balance sheet and if it does not find enough suitable purchases, it could return some of it to shareholders although it said it had no plans in 2010 for extra payouts apart from the dividend.

If it can't find a suitable purchase, Market Street will then liquidate and return money to shareholders.

Each day, optimal decisions are suggested to us – the best route to a new place, the most suitable purchase based on purchasing history.

This property's acreage, square footage, recently relined pool and upgraded outbuildings make it a suitable purchase for weekenders or part-time residents who would benefit from the use of the second building.

The ratings are assigned by independent rating agencies (in the United States the largest are Standard & Poor's and Moody's Investors Service), and they generally run from AAA to D. Bonds with ratings from AAA to BBB are regarded as "investment grade"—i.e., suitable for purchase by banks and other fiduciary institutions.

All reported difficulties in finding advice, information about these products and ways of identifying the most suitable without purchasing multiple boxes.

The World Health Organization (WHO) plays a critical role, such as reviewing interventions to determine if they are suitable for purchase by agencies of the United Nations (UN) [ 3, 4]. Figure 1 presents a process following a linear progression for clarity, however this may rarely be the actual case.

Exchange-traded funds do not charge redemption fees but will cost you brokerage commissions and bid/ask spreads; they are not suitable for frequent purchases, like monthly contributions to a 401(k).

All nine, including the three reviewed below, are suitable for immediate purchase.

For all his billions, Leon Black couldn't persuade a Delaware court Huntsman was no longer suitable to be purchased.

Therefore, proper slag engineering can be a suitable replacement for purchased synthetic slags and the conditioning practices can directly improve refractory life, with more competitive costs for both, refractory producers and end-users.