Sentence examples for to be levered from inspiring English sources

Banks would still choose to be levered because the liquidity premium lets them borrow cheaply.Their model can explain a historical curiosity.

He maintained that Dilnot was "not about levering in more state resources" but about "enabling more private wealth to be levered into the system".

His painful history hangs around him like a heavy cloak that needs to be levered off his shoulders inch by inch, song by song.

If North Korea is to be levered out of the nuclear business, it will have to be persuaded that no economic assistance, or oil, will flow until the weapons go.North Korea may be calculating differently: that the worse its misbehaviour, the bigger the bribe and the better the chance of keeping its weapons into the bargain.

The REIT is levered to the tune of $600 million, or 72%, leaving $230 million in equity yet at $10 per share its stock market value is only $168 million.

Mr DeAngelo and Mr Stulz show that it is better for banks to be highly levered even without frictions like deposit insurance and implicit guarantees.

Extending the range of alternatives to pesticides and implementing innovative advice methodologies could be levers to reduce pesticide use.

"For now, the diplomatic and the economic levers of international power are and ought to be the levers first pulled.

On first hearing that Keith was on his way from Gallipoli, Northcliffe had exclaimed: "He may prove to be the lever we want".

But if this round of air strikes should prove to be the lever that prises him from power, the world will surely judge them a success.

If you want criticism to be a lever to move the world, on the other hand, you need to know exactly where you're standing — that is, how many people are reading, and whether they're the right people.