Sentence examples for associated trading from inspiring English sources

Since owning shares in a well-governed firm reduces an investor's own monitoring costs and also may provide higher liquidity and lower associated trading costs, such investments are attractive to institutional investors.

"Critics have also wrongly associated trading volume with efficiency-enhancing liquidity and failed to sufficiently take into account market resilience and trust that are undermined in a world where very short-term trading dominates the financial system," the executives wrote.

This led to tremendous growth in the ship repair industry and associated trades in between the two World Wars.

We show that the component selection design problem and associated trade-space analysis can be cast as a sequence inference analyses on RDF graphs.

Here, we describe the design space for acoustic focusing with direct ink writing and explore the associated trade-offs, for inks composed of epoxy resin, silica, acetone, and glass microspheres.

We need strong action and common-sense policies to stop shark finning and associated trade around the world.

Economic authority would have rested on the control of cotton and edible plants and associated trade relationships, with power centered on the inland sites.

Much remains to be learned, however, about these and other functional specializations of their axial organs and the associated trade-offs.

The NIOSH pesticide reference database (Ruder AM, unpublished data), expanded from the pesticide lists sent to participants before the interviews, was used to associate trade name responses with the appropriate generic name(s).

Trading risks comprise the market and other risks associated with trading operations, both high-frequency and low-frequency.

Anyone associated with trading was falling.