Sentence examples for unsecured as from inspiring English sources

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Although Hamm is the world's leading scorer, an iconic figure and a tireless worker, Wambach's place on the national team remained unsecured as late as April.

A recent study by researchers at Johns Hopkins Children's Center found that it was not uncommon for patients and medical equipment to be unsecured as ambulances sped to the hospital.

It's the dead kids killed with Hi-Point ammunition trafficked from legally untouchable gun stores, or the kids unintentionally shot by friends who find a parent's gun (unsecured, as laws usually allow, and ever at the ready to take on spectral home invaders), that do not trump their constitutional rights—rights that the concealed carrier has merely "purchased... back from the federal government".

The company financed the dividend payout by borrowing $700 million under a new unsecured loan as well as $100 million under its revolving credit facility.

The company agreed on the terms of the exchange with Blackstone's GSO Capital Partners unit and Cyrus Capital Partners LP, both of which hold some of its unsecured bonds as well as a good bit of its equity.

PENN TRAFFIC CO., Syracuse, an operator of 109 supermarkets, said it filed a plan to exit its second bankruptcy by giving unsecured creditors as much as 100percentt of its common stock.

Simon has argued that its offer, which would pay off General Growth's $7 billion in unsecured debt as well as assume its roughly $21 billion in secured debt and pay its shareholders about $9 a share, is the quickest way for General Growth to emerge from Chapter 11 bankruptcy.

Fitch Ratings said it considered the deal to be neutral to its rating of BBB on the WPP senior unsecured debt as well as strengthening WPP by bolstering its operations in Asia, its health care offerings and its direct marketing services.

According to the Charleston Gazette, which broke the news on Jan . 18 the company "owes $3.6 million to its top 20 unsecured creditors," as well as "$2.4 million in unpaid taxes to the Internal Revenue Service," dating back to 2000.

Regulators had focused on firms' ability to operate without unsecured credit for as much as one year, and it was basically assumed that secured credit would always be available, even if at higher rates a focus that was, in retrospect, inadequate to handle a crisis, Cox said.