Sentence examples for were netted off from inspiring English sources

Various run off areas were netted off to prevent them getting churned up with guys chipping out of them.

And back in 2008, a pigeon broker was allegedly buying birds that were netted off the streets at a Brooklyn pet store.

Its investment in CRM shares would simply have been netted off against the related financing received.It needed to be.

And second, each transaction is settled for its entire amount (as opposed to being "netted off" against other payments in the opposite direction).

But this money would be netted off the mother's state benefits to reduce the share of child support borne by taxpayers.

5.41pm BST Kroll says he was provided with documentation about the Byford payment that was silent on the fact he would receive "not just a single payment but that in addition there would be eight months pay that would not be netted off on payment in lieu of notice".

"Most importantly, what happened to non-performing loans and what would have been net charge-offs excluding purchase accounting adjustments?" The company will release its full quarterly report on April 22, and Miller also wants to the know the trends in Wells Fargo's Option ARM portfolio, if the company wrote up the MSR and what was the new capitalized cost of servicing, as well as other questions.

When Kidd arrived in New Jersey, the perennially disappointing Nets were coming off of a 2000-1 season (26-56) in which club ranked near the bottom in several statistical categories (23rd in scoring, 24th in offensive rating, 26th in field goal percentage, 25th in field goals made, 28th in rebounding and 26th in assists).

The properties of height net were trained off-line using data obtained from biological experiments with standing and walking animals (Cruse et al. 1995a, b).

Emmanuel Adebayor scored twice on his home debut, with Luka Modric and Jermain Defoe netting after Charlie Adam and Martin Skrtel were sent off.

The chapter provides a transition to cases where customers are off-net customers requiring peering of CENs belonging to different carriers.