Sentence examples for early stock from inspiring English sources

Its early stock market performance — down 22 percent from its offering price — is likely to increase the urgency.

Again, the problem was that much of its future promise was built into its early stock price.

An early stock market rally fizzled on Friday but still left the Standard & Poor's 500-stock index up 7.4 percent for the week, its biggest gain since March 2009.

This book's story of how Amsterdam became an ascendant port city leads naturally into accounts of the Dutch East India Company's thriving global trade and Amsterdam's development of an early stock exchange as an offshoot of its new wealth.

[C8.] U.S. Markets to Close Early Stock markets in the United States will close at 1 p.m. today and the bond market will close at 2 p.m. in advance of the Fourth of July holiday.

C3 No Bailout for Argentina The Bush administration and the I.M.F. said there was no special assistance in the works for Argentina, putting a damper on an early stock and bond rally in Argentina and other emerging markets.

Pressure on the Flint Hills landscape intensified in the 1980's when landowners began managing privately held land here under a fire and grazing regimen called intensive early stocking, which allows ranchers to double the size of their herds.

Heifers not sold as replacements could be finished on pasture, using a combination of intensive early stocking management, followed by ad libitum access to an energy-dense ration on pasture in a self-feeder.

Manipulating hatchery rearing conditions allowed us to experimentally evaluate the relative importance of such phenological (match mismatch) and ontogenetic (ready-or-not) selection under early stocking conditions.

Such advanced development may similarly lead to early stocking of fry to reduce the risk of fry starvation in captivity or the need for costly feeding.

Given this hatchery regiment, and the match mismatch hypothesis, we might thus predict that early stocking of advanced fry would result in directional selection favoring the subset of the less developed fry.