Sentence examples for electronic listing from inspiring English sources
They are all seeking and selling housing on Craigslist.org, the electronic listing service with sites in all 50 states and more than 200 worldwide.
The company's value as an electronic listing service has always been evident: standard business directories had disappeared after the communist revolution and an information vacuum persisted after the economic re-awakening.
Nasdaq has recently proposed developing an electronic listing where investors could post offers to buy and sell stocks at particular prices -- offers known as limit orders -- that would free investors from their dependence on a particular dealer, and would make the Nasdaq market look more like a stock exchange.
TV Guide's operations, which include a Web site and an electronic program guide, are being combined with the Prevue Channel, a passive electronic listing available to 53 million cable subscribers.
Though Ketchum said the global equity markets are gravitating toward a central limit order book (an electronic listing of all bids on different exchanges), he thinks the Nasdaq market makers will continue to fill a vital role.
The sampling frame was an electronic listing of Victorian telephone exchange prefixes and localities and random digit dialling was used to generate a sample of telephone numbers that formed the household sample.
"Essentially, this provides an electronic list.
In fact, I have lists of lists now and use an electronic list manager which syncs across all my gadgets.
Membership of WWOOF France (2 place Diderot, Vincennes, wwoof.fr) costs €15pp (€20 for a couple) including an electronic list of more than 300 hosts, or €25 with an electronic list and a printed booklet (€30 per couple).
· A surprise for subscribers to the Independent newspaper's email service, which each morning pops out an electronic list of the exciting articles that day.
These rare civilian-run elections have for the first time produced an electronic list of registered voters, making it harder than before for political parties to invent voters.
