Sentences with phrase «without substantial loss»

Consider that for most family business owners, the business is probably the most valuable, and the most illiquid asset in the marriage, meaning that it can not be easily sold or exchanged for cash without a substantial loss in value.

Illiquid assets, on the other hand, are assets that can not be converted into cash quickly without substantial loss in value.

It may be possible to demythologize, existentialize, structuralize or moralize the biblical picture of sacrifice, but not without a substantial loss — the loss of the substance of sacrifice itself and all that it has meant to Christian theology and ethics.

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Without a substantial gain / loss from trading operations, Wells Fargo is able to focus on growing a more sustainable core business.

Mr Wenger will not however bench them because of their price tags as to do so would be an admission of his own failure in the transfer market.From what I have seen of the duo so far AFC will find it difficult to sell them on without incurring a substantial loss.

The bill would also require claimants to show substantial harm, corporate bodies to show financial loss and encourage the speedy settlement of disputes without recourse to costly litigation.

Standing to lose a substantial amount of money and lose their business, the brainiacs decide the best course of action is to kidnap Rex and ransom him because contract law enforcement even without a contract would be too sensical a route to take to recoup losses.

An individual is considered chronically ill if he / she is unable to perform at least two of six Activities of Daily Living without substantial help from another person for at least 90 days due to a loss of functional capacity.

One nearly universal thread I've found, though, is a conviction that, without conscious attention, there will be substantial, avoidable and regrettable human and biological losses.

While such «tipping points» (Kemp, 2005) are impossible to identify without substantial uncertainties, they may lead to irreversible effects such as biodiversity loss or, at the very least, impacts that have a slow recovery (e.g., on soils and corals).

Active steps are requited to secure a less unrepresentative pool: this requires not merely radical changes in the methods by which the pool is assembled, but a significant investment of money to ensure that rural people can travel the often substantial distances to the place of the trial without financial loss, and a regime that offers meaningful assistance with day care for children and dependent adults.

The small price of renters insurance seems even smaller in contrast to the drastic financial effects of having to start fresh after a substantial loss without coverage.

Without these skills and capacity, leasing or mortgaging of Indigenous land will have limited long term benefits and may in fact result in substantial loss of Indigenous lands, indebtedness and entrenched poverty.