Sentence examples for away from its highest from inspiring English sources
With auto sales strong and optimism about the jobs market high, the index was only 155 points away from its highest nominal close.
Copper fell more than 1percentt, backing away from its highest price in more than two months, amid expectations that Japan's new Government will not revive the economy of the world's second-largest copper consumer.
After the crash T. Rowe didnt back away from its higher stock allocation, although it has broadened its holdings a bit, adding an emerging-debt fund in 2008 and a real assets fund in 2010.
There are signs that the world is moving away from its high-emissions trajectory.
For the past few years, Cisco has battled a move away from its high-margin specialty products, toward competitors offering Internet switches that use commercial chips and what are called software-defined networking, or SDN.
But in recent years, Sun has struggled to adapt as customers gravitated away from its high-end machines that use custom software and processors to cheap computers powered by commodity parts and free, open-source software.
GM filed for bankruptcy in 2009 after the U.S. housing downturn and a spike in gasoline prices the year before that caused consumers to turn away from its high-profit but fuel-hungry trucks.
The Nasdaq ended the week with a 4.48- point gain, leaving it 44.17 points away from its closing high.
It sets out the record of New Zealand's 1970 2000 shift away from its historically high renewables share; it reviews some common issues with integrating renewables into an electricity system.
This is important for the company, since it must grab the industrys attention away from its more high-profile competition.
Since the October lows [Germany's] Dax is still up over 20% so some type of pullback was eventually likely to take place, and it looks like we are seeing that correction from the highs in April continue to play out, as the German benchmark moves more than 10% away from its recent highs and into correction territory.
