Sentence examples for deteriorating stock from inspiring English sources

The company had to lower its offering price to $85 in the face of a deteriorating stock market and the skepticism of institutional investors.

Over the last year, Mr. Case has come under mounting criticism from shareholders, board members and executives over the company's deteriorating stock price and federal accounting investigations at his former company, AOL, which has turned into an albatross dragging down the combined company's stock.

Although Janus' assets have now fallen to $138 billion, it is worth noting that five times as much money has been lost to the deteriorating stock market as to client outflows.

Fiscal policy is looking more and more like an essential, missing ingredient in labor demand, and with borrowing costs still as low as they are, a smart move by policy makers would be to quickly start up an infrastructure program, perhaps in areas of water safety or repairing our deteriorating stock of public schools.

Plastic and rubber materials may deteriorate, stock expire or changes in safety standards, such as needle-less intravenous lines (50), necessitating stockpile update.

(2006) investigated non-instantaneous deteriorating inventory model with stock-dependent demand.

(2007) studied the deteriorating item stock replenishment and shipment policy for vendor-managed inventory (VMI) system with the assumption that the demand process follows a typical Poisson process.

In the Detroit metropolitan area, blacks are moving into so-called secondhand suburbs: established communities with deteriorating housing stock that are falling out of favor with younger white homebuyers.

Interestingly, however, some of the factors that have driven away other potential home buyers -- the blighted and sparsely visited waterfront, the multiracial population, and the deteriorating housing stock -- are precisely what the urban gay population finds most attractive.

The detectors are designed to alert for conditions that either violate regulations set by governmental rail safety agencies or deteriorating rolling-stock conditions as determined by the railroad.

(2010) developed an inventory model for deteriorating items under stock-dependent demand and two-level trade credit.