Sentence examples for which would dilute from inspiring English sources

Things could get even more complicated if the company accepts outside investment, which would dilute her control.

11, was that the airlines would be forced to recapitalize, which would dilute earnings per share," he said.

The holdings could be lowered either through other acquisitions, which would dilute the stake, or through a sale of shares.

It also plans to issue $550 million in stock and convertible bonds, which would dilute share value.

Lenders may choose to cut loans rather than raise equity, which would dilute existing shareholders (including bank executives).

This means that the company has options which includes convincing a main shareholder to sell down its stake, or issuing equity which would dilute the major investors.

Unlike Keystone XL -- which would carry diluted tar sands diluted bitumen ("dilbit") south to the Gulf Coast -- Kinder Morgan's Cochin pipeline would carry the gas condensate (diluent) used to dilute the bitumen north to the tar sands.

In general these approaches provide continuous pipe sizes, which are converted to closest commercial sizes for adoption, which would heavily dilute the optimal outcome.

Mr. Middelhoff wanted to raise capital by selling more shares to the public, which would have diluted the family's stake.

But he also sought to collapse the dual voting structure at the five businesses into a single voting arrangement, which would have diluted Mr. Malone's power.

For the second time in a year, the State Department has issued an environmental impact statement about the proposed Keystone XL pipeline, which would carry diluted bitumen — an acidic crude oil — from the tar sands of northern Alberta to the Texas Gulf Coast.