Sentence examples for equal investors from inspiring English sources

Instead, she suggests, stay-at-home wives might be considered equal investors in a partnership.

Other things being equal, investors should prefer companies that offer better cash rewards.

We use "pure crowds" to refer to the straightforward crowd design in which crowd members participate as equal investors (i.e., no one member assumes the formal role of the lead investor).

Worry equals risk, which equals spooked investors in all parts of the energy sector – and that leads to higher lending rates and increased consumer cost.

That's an amount equal to investors' cash in money market funds, an amount equal to 35% of the nation's total debt, a large multiple of the capital in sovereign wealth funds.

All other things being equal, an investor's stock portfolio should be divided among the world's markets based upon each country's share of global stock market capitalization.

All else being equal, an investor should always select the company with the higher RASM for investment.

After all, if all banks had equal legal protection, investors would scour the continent in search of an extra few basis points; the flows could be destabilising.

There was no statement, even though the rules are meant to be strict: quoted companies should release sensitive financial information in a timely manner that gives all investors equal access.

"We aim to ensure that there is equal treatment of investors," the agency said in a statement, "and have sought assurances from banks that any suspension of funds will only be provisional".

There may be some who question the relationship and potential conflicts between the two companies, he says, but an equal number of investors are bullish about Brookfield Office Properties precisely because of B.A.M.'s ties to it.