Sentence examples for cent spread from inspiring English sources

The BBC reported recently on rises, many in the north, of several hundred per cent spread over four years.

Forbes: So, if you wanted to buy XYZ at $20 and the bid is $20.10, you know there's a 10 cent spread.

"And those 50-cent spreads push more people to self-serve". Dealer groups in Oregon and New Jersey have managed to defeat efforts to lift longstanding prohibitions against self-service stations, leaving those states with so-called "mini-serve" islands where the attendant pumps the gas but does nothing else.

In the interval between X-rays, however, either they or their doctor had manually discovered a lump in their breast, and these "interval" cancers were twice as likely to be in Stage Three and three times as likely to have high mitotic counts; twenty-eight per cent had spread to the lymph nodes, as opposed to eighteen per cent of the screen-detected cancers.

It appears 62,500 puts were sold at the March 10 strike for 53 cents apiece, spread against the purchase of the same number of calls at the January 2011 12 strike for 24 cents premium each.

The transaction involved the purchase of 10,000 calls at the December 46 strike for 98 cents each, spread against the sale of the same number of calls at the higher December 50 strike for 28 cents apiece.

A copy of the Hampton Star Map — Glatt's creation, which he sells for seven dollars and ninety-five cents — was spread out in front of him.

A copy of the Hampton Star Map Glatt's creation, which he sells for seven dollars and ninety-five cents—was spread out in front of him.

His main failure is to think that the business model of the software industry, in which the first copy of a product may cost many millions of dollars to produce but subsequent copies cost only cents, will spread to all economic activity.

His district is sixty-six per cent Hispanic and spreads some six hundred miles, from San Antonio to the western edge of Texas.

The net cost to this bullish investor amounts to 26 cents for the spread and yields a maximum possible profit of $1.74 if shares can manage to rally to $12 by expiration in just four months' time.