Sentence examples for will further balance from inspiring English sources

"I think that if you take one of their operations potentially — whether it happens or not — but you take one of those championship operations and move it over to Toyota, that will further balance the industry with the four manufacturers," Robin Pemberton, vice president for competition of Nascar, said in a telephone interview.

"The scale and expanded product offering we gain will further balance our sales profile and provide exciting cross-selling opportunities from expanding sales of Spectrum Brands' products to major U.S. home improvement centers and increasing HHI sales to leading global mass merchants and other Spectrum Brands' retailers," David Lumley, the company's chief executive, said in a statement.

The Fed surprised no one by holding its target range for federal funds at between zero and 0.25%, but also said it will further expand its balance sheet by purchasing $750.0 billion of agency mortgage-backed securities and ended months of hints by confirming that it will buy $300.0 billion worth of longer-term U.S. Treasury bonds over the next six months.

"My objections are that it sets up a two-tiered system and instead of the best science being published in a timely fashion it will further shift the balance to well-funded labs and groups," Mark Maslin, a biogeographer at University College London, tells ScienceInsider.

CMS has budgeted another $1.5 billion for capital expenditures in 1999; 60% will be spent on power plants and utilities overseas, the rest in the U.S. All this will further weigh down CMS' balance sheet, which already has a hefty $4.2 billion in long-term debt.

A continued negative iron balance will further reduce the level of haemoglobin.

The losses will further impair the bank's balance sheets, forcing the banks to have to, once again, raise new capital, undoing the benefits of the cash infusions they've received so far.

The cut to the dividend will further help to shore up Rolls' balance sheet.

Anglo American has fallen 19p to £11.46 as RBC Capital Markets downgraded the miner: Low bulk prices have been discounted, but now Anglo faces the prospect of weaker contribution from De Beers which will further slow an improvement in the balance sheet.

Worryingly, this whole process will further weaken the ECB's already damaged balance sheet".

Worryingly, this whole process will further weaken the ECB's already damaged balance sheet". Is Mario Draghi the saviour of the eurozone?