And when the vast majority of participants still fail to understand leverage, they are easily
persuaded by the promise of 100 % paper gains on 20 % down....
Not exact matches
In a mellifluous baritone, Thicke
promises Cambridge can
persuade creditors to reduce their outstanding balances
by substantial amounts.
Scenes like this
persuaded Barton that China's importance,
promise and threat remain vastly under - appreciated
by western business.
After several meetings, the young McDermott
persuaded his interviewer Emerson Fullwood (now retired) to give him the job on the spot, telling him he'd
promised his father he'd come home that night with his employee badge in his pocket, a confidence driven
by the desire to work.
* For employees it is a way to
persuade current executives into getting pay raises in a way that hits the bonuses current executives, who are signing their employment contract, less than the bonuses of future executives and shareholders, who will have to pay those raises; hoping that future executives and shareholders will not renege on the
promises of deferred compensation
by previous ones.
Dr. Nkpah said: «After a study of the approach, loud pronouncements and long delays adopted
by the government on the globally celebrated implementation, the Ogoni people are not
persuaded about the sincerity of the President Muhammadu Buhari - led federal government whose earlier
promises were designed to score cheap political points.»
Mubarak was
persuaded to step down on
promises of fair treatment — gently pushed to leave power
by military men who he considered to be friends as well as colleagues.
Mr Cameron has
promised to hold a referendum
by 2017 but many of his MPs say his
promise is not enough and only a law will
persuade voters that the referendum will happen.
City Hall insiders believe he could be
persuaded to stand as mayor again if he is
promised greater powers and the fiscal independence to implement these
by the current Conservative leadership.
But over time, I was
persuaded by accumulating evidence that the latest reforms were not likely to live up to their
promise.
Numerous borrowers said they were
persuaded to take on outsized payments
by dealers
promising that they could later refinance.