Sentence examples for appreciation ahead from inspiring English sources
He says a low rent-to-price ratio implies appreciation ahead, whereas a high ratio of rents to prices would mean a better income investment.
It looks like the majority of the call activity at that strike is the work of bullish traders positioning for continued share price appreciation ahead of expiration day in May.
Bullish traders expecting continued share price appreciation ahead of May expiration picked up roughly 2,300 calls at the May $105 strike for an average premium of $1.03 apiece.
It looks like the trader originally purchased a massive position in March 2011 24 strike calls to gain exposure to a rising dollar, or alternatively to defend against dollar appreciation, ahead of the Feds decision to roll out a second round of quantitative easing.
"Nationally we've got wages going up around 3% and prices going up by around the same amount but in London the appreciation is significantly ahead of the national average.
On the whole (the same trend is apparent on the BBC's Question Time), the questions from the audience showed a sharper appreciation of difficulty ahead than the answers from the panel.
Ariel Appreciation was down 14.9percentt, ahead of the overall midcap blend category by 6.8 points.
Each April, the Poets House leads a walk across the Brooklyn Bridge, which includes a reading of Walt Whitman's "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry," a pre-bridge poem that, nevertheless, deals with related ideas: connection and disconnection, appreciation for what is ahead and what is behind, the shadows of doubt and light of hope, and the search for meaning in it all.
In these final moments of Teacher Appreciation Week, I'm thinking ahead to the weeks ahead.
The order, which reflected a full appreciation of the mighty task ahead and yet reflected the calm, sober confidence that permeates these headquarters, was distributed to assault elements after their embarkation.
My usual snacks of salami, olives, cheese straws and so forth might have started their evening on strong flavors that would blunt their appreciation for the delicate meal ahead of them, so I thought I'd use the subtle savoriness of dashi -- seaweed broth -- and mushrooms to make a Japanese-ish version of the fried Italian rice balls known as arancini.
