Sentence examples for to provide a buffer from inspiring English sources
Banks were once expected to provide a buffer against economic cycles.
He is now in contract to buy an additional 750 square feet of space to provide a buffer around his penthouse.
"We're seeing the purpose of the system -- which is to provide a buffer against hard times, to be a bridge over troubled water -- undermined".
Banks hold capital to provide a buffer between the amount they owe creditors like depositors and bond holders and the value of their assets.
PartnerRe had been seeking to increase its assets to provide a buffer against potential shocks in the insurance sector, and Paris Re's clean balance sheet and focus on reinsurance made it an attractive target, he said.
There are reports that the group is less than 50 miles away from Bangui after ousting the CAR army and troops from neighbouring countries who were supposed to provide a buffer to protect the city.
In addition to providing a buffer against armed attack, a closed street would give security agents the space to search vehicles before they enter the building's underground parking garage for employees.
In other instances, it seems intended merely to provide a legal buffer for titles that might otherwise appear to be passing themselves off as official merchandise.
Brokers, who are required to provide a financial buffer in client accounts, will also be forced to make clients pay several days earlier than they do now.
—Caelan Baldridge-Heywood Under the plan the Cuomo administration is currently pursuing, fracking would be limited to the deepest part of the Marcellus Shale rock formation; regulators believe that would allow them to provide a significant buffer area between water sources and fracking fluids.
In our study area, forest edges adjoined by young regrowth forest, which helps to provide a physical buffer from wind and light, suffered less-intensive edge-related changes in microclimate [24] and lower tree mortality [32] than did those adjoined by cattle pastures.
