Sentence examples for disclosure caused from inspiring English sources

The disclosure caused Refco's shares to plummet.

The disclosure caused Refco's stock value to plummet.

And the best of all: "Disclosure Caused More Damage Than Vast Snowden Trove".

The original disclosure caused a 31 percent one-day drop in Nvidia's stock price, and the shares have continued sinking.

Giving evidence about a Sunday Mirror story in March 2003 that claimed their marriage was in trouble, he said the disclosure caused a "huge amount of problems".

The disclosure caused officials to intensify the virtual information blackout that has been in effect across the past fearful week that the sniper has been roaming a 50-mile stretch of Washington and its suburbs.

Moreover, such disclosure causes its "victims" to be even more trusting, to their detriment.

If the corrective disclosure causes the price to drop, this suggests both that the misstatement must have made the price higher than it otherwise would have been and that any plaintiff who purchases a security at a price inflated by the misstatement, and who still holds it when the corrective disclosure causes the inflation to disappear, has suffered a loss.

With Regulation Fair Disclosure causing companies to put out more earnings updates, investors used conference calls to listen for clues of a recovery in the second half of 2001.

If disclosure causes supportive behaviour from others, interventions to encourage disclosure may be useful; but if the mechanism is actually that having supportive friends and neighbours facilitates disclosure, such interventions may prove harmful.

The massive damage which Snowden's disclosures caused was at two levels.