Sentence examples for too much equity from inspiring English sources
Supply bankers with too much equity and they will waste it on inefficient projects.
Clearly, inadequate leverage is bad for shareholders, for too much equity leads to meagre returns.
"They always say farms have too much equity, not enough income," Mrs. Sankow said.
Lending decisions will be improved with more equity funding; it is too much debt, and not too much equity, that causes credit crunches.
Although further falls in the value of assets like Alt-A mortgages would hurt, they would not chew up too much equity.
Too many homes have been lost; too much illusory equity disappeared into the smoke and mirrors of the bust.
But even here, some bankers worry that too much private equity money is chasing too few solid business plans, and that things are getting a bit too frothy for comfort.
The agency did not press to jettison or substantially redesign the torch but urged more of a "refresh because there was too much brand equity to go too far astray from it," he said.
There are fewer footnotes and more assertions, including points that are plainly wrong (for instance the bizarre idea that "too much common equity and cash reserves" caused persistent deflation at the end of the 19th century (see the last paragraph on Page 12).
To help it pay for that and avoid handing too much more equity to the state, RBS is now planning a 4 billion-pound ($6.4 billion) share placement.
