Sentence examples for being much less liquid from inspiring English sources

Being much less liquid than public equities, private-equity investments should offer a premium over the S&P to justify the extra risk.

Another is that shares, especially in small companies, are much less liquid than government debt.

The rub is, unlike shares that can be traded on the stock market, investments in venture funds and other private equity are much less liquid.

In fact, in several cases so far this year like Groupon and Zynga, private secondary markets — which have less information and are much less liquid — have been far more generous with the valuations they award.

But gold can be sold, even if it is much less liquid than assets like U.S. Treasury securities.

The above effect is found to be much less pronounced for the liquid and permanent gas inventories.

Organic acid pool size and kilograms of digesta liquid were strongly correlated (R2 = 0.79), whereas concentration and kilograms of liquid were much less so (R2 = 0.21).

While this prediction is well understood for single-phase gases and liquids, it is much less well understood for two-phase gas-liquid flows.

Air as a liquid is much less dense and less efficient.

Subtle differences such as the effort required to irrigate the colon or suction residual liquid were much less important.

The mare basalts, when in liquid form, were much less viscous than typical lavas on Earth; they flowed like heavy oil.