Sentence examples for date of market from inspiring English sources

The seven stocks we highlighted in this 2007 story show a 12-month total return of 2%, through our price date of market's close on Sept. 18, versus a 19% drop (total return) for the S&P 500.

This meant that neither updates posted in study registries after the date of market entry were considered nor journal publications published after this date.

This new information included the date of marketing authorization, the daily cost of the drug and the target population.

Authorization times were based on the international birth date, which is the first date of marketing authorization anywhere in the world.

Duration of clinical development (from initiation of studies in humans to receipt of Marketing Authorisation), subdivided into clinical trial and regulatory approval periods by the date of Marketing Authorisation Application.

5 This period was further subdivided by the date of Marketing Authorisation Application (MAA, regulatory submission or 'filing') into periods representing clinical trials (prior to filing) and subsequent regulatory approval.

The first date of the marketing approval anywhere in the world was considered as the date of the drug's approval.

In late March Merrill Lynch made the largest offering to date, $317 million worth of "market recovery" notes maturing in May 2004.

Poultry production and trade data from 27 prefectures with confirmed H7N9 cases, including live poultry sales, dates of live-market closings and market-stall volumes were collected from field surveys, local livestock-breeding year book 14 and the Chinese Commodities Trading-Market Statistics Yearbook 2012.

Puerto Rico's financial crisis has been dubbed "America's Greece" and may prove the largest test to date of the $3.7trn market for debt sold by US state and local governments.

On average, stocks highlighted in those stories show an average total return of 11%, using prices from the date of publication through market close on Dec. 13, vs. a return of 3% for the S&P 500 during equivalent time periods.