Sentence examples for tranches worth from inspiring English sources

In Wednesday's offering, Sprint sold two tranches worth of notes: $2.25 billion worth of bonds due in 2021, at a coupon of 7.5 percent, and $4.25 billion worth of bonds due in 2013, with a coupon of 7.875 percent.

Mr Buffett's wealth will be transferred in annual tranches, the first worth around $1.5 billion.

It later emerged that he had been responsible for acquiring three tranches of shares worth £67,000.

On July 11th Moody's said it may cut its ratings on tranches of 91 CDOs worth about $5 billion.

The Guardian study found Leahy had received two tranches of three-year-performance payouts worth £2.95m since departing.

However, he is still being granted 183,149 in two tranches of shares over two years – worth about £5m – with no performance conditions attached.

The bonds were issued in two tranches, one with a coupon rate of 8.75% worth £250 million, and the other with a coupon rate of 8.375% worth $425 million.

We typically pick two tranches after VQSR, a specific tranche and a sensitive tranche, by examining the behavior of VQSLOD scores of multiple tranches.

The idea was that when you dissolved illiquid loans into a large pool, then sold off various depths of the pool in risk tranches, all those newly liquid assets were suddenly worth more.

Elsewhere in Europe on Thursday, Spain's debt agency sold 4 billion euros worth of government debt in two tranches of 30-year and 10-year bonds.

Meanwhile, the American historian John Lukacs's decades' worth of books about Churchill — slicing fine tranches of the crucial months and weeks and even days — remain the most insightful studies of Churchill's psychology and political practice.