Sentence examples for declines in share from inspiring English sources

France, Italy, Spain and Belgium joined Greece, which had banned the practice of placing bets on declines in share prices.

A commitment to renewable energies does not prevent declines in share prices but significantly helps to reduce the increase in market beta that is associated with this event.

There is a pervasive fear that the opposite could be unfolding now: a downward spiral, with declines in share prices prompting waves of redemptions and further price declines.

Douglas H. Pyle, lead manager for the fund, said its success stemmed from its strategy of stepping only into stocks that had already experienced major declines in share price.

Although companies like Deutsche Telekom and Vivendi Universal have suffered big declines in share prices -- prompting the dismissal of their chief executives, Ron Sommer and Jean-Marie Messier -- there have been relatively few disclosures of corporate impropriety.

Although they had experienced large declines in share prices and house values, they had such large amounts of liquid savings in postal savings accounts and in banks that they did not feel the need to increase saving in order to rebuild assets.

That could explain the smaller declines in shares of those chains.

The major indexes fell by hundreds of points just after the opening bell, led by huge declines in shares of financial firms.

Hedge funds were hurt, in part, because they piled into many of the same companies — often known as "hedge fund hotels" because of their popularity among hedge fund managers — that suffered sharp declines in shares later in the year.

Shares of the top U.S. banks, those that will have to submit to the stress testing, fell sharply Tuesday, including 11% declines in shares of Citigroup, Bank of America, and Goldman Sachs ; a 12% decline in JPMorgan Chase ; and 13% declines in Morgan Stanley and Wells Fargo.

The share of Asian immigrants makes up the difference, rising to roughly 60% of the total 1996 2006.14 Interprovincial migrants see sizeable declines in shares with European ethnicities (including British and French).