Sentence examples for appreciation limited from inspiring English sources

Firm Philosophy: Long-term financial goals for our investors are capital appreciation, limited volatility and quick recovery times from market losses.

Dollar appreciation limits the prospective tightening since the strong dollar has done some of the tightening for the Fed.

Because fast GDP growth and the capital flows it attracts will eventually spur higher inflation, the authorities' ability to stop a real currency appreciation is limited.

However, the empirical studies that report reasoning impairments more than appreciation impairments are limited by difficulties in the operationalizing of MacCAT-T appreciation (see below).

Therefore, upside price appreciation is generally limited for callable bonds, which is another trade-off for receiving a higher than normal interest rate from the issuer.

I don't think that junk bonds are a screaming bargain: today's yield-spread between junk and investment-grade bonds suggests that junk's price appreciation potential is limited.

"We believe there is a strong chance the company could post a penny of upside driven by better than expected sales (up to $200 million) and margin expansion," Prudential said, adding that near-term share appreciation could be limited unless the company issues fiscal fourth-quarter guidance ahead of consensus, which Prudential sees as unlikely.

Potential recall bias should be limited, given the limited appreciation by the Italian population of a link between diet and pancreatic cancer risk at the time of interview.

This reality threatens to erode the already limited public appreciation of science and the state of the planet.

Our model provides a rationale for the three commonly observed features of mandatory convertibles: mandatory conversion, capped (or limited) capital appreciation, and a higher dividend yield compared to common stock.

As we ambled up the Sprain Brook Parkway (upstate, in city parlance), I remember thinking how beautiful the leaves were — a brilliant array of golds, reds and browns — and that if we had stayed in the city our foliage appreciation would have been limited to what we could see on quick jaunts through Stuyvesant Town.