Sentence examples for fleeting rise from inspiring English sources

DealBook » DealBook Column: 'Shareholder Democracy' Can Mask Abuses | Andrew Ross Sorkin says that so-called activist investors take to the media to pump or dump stocks in hopes of creating a fleeting rise or fall in a company's stock.

Increasingly, it appears that "shareholder democracy" can, in some cases, lead to "a perverse game in which so-called activist investors take to the media to pump or dump stocks in hopes of creating a fleeting rise or fall in a company's stock price," Mr. Sorkin writes.

It increasingly appears that the rise of "shareholder democracy" is leading, in some cases, to a perverse game in which so-called activist investors take to the media to pump or dump stocks in hopes of creating a fleeting rise or fall in a company's stock price.

For one fleeting moment, Juliet rising from the dead, sees Romeo, and Romeo, having already drunk poison, sees Juliet.

This equipment won't be visible from the street, but the rendering may give some viewers a fleeting perception that high rises throughout history have performed the role of strategic defense, even when they're made of glass.

Summer is fleeting and prices are rising, which means that this year shoppers need to get more glow for the money by choosing beauty products that not only work well in hot weather but can bridge the gap into fall.

A bend in a river may act as a barrier that the hunter will exploit; a patch of marshy ground may slow down a fleeting animal; or a slight rise, if you can get there unnoticed, may give you and your camera a crucially better view of the drama that otherwise may be out of sight.

The numbers alone don't say why extreme poverty has risen or whether the rise will be lasting or fleeting.

Mr. McCall's rapid rise and fall demonstrates how fleeting stock-picking stardom can be, said John C. Bogle, founder of the Vanguard Group mutual fund company.

Standing alliances, such as NATO, have lost their cohesion as the threats that gave rise to them have gone; fleeting coalitions, like the one that won the Gulf war, have come to matter more.

She admits to occasional weaknesses — she expresses a shameful fondness for the stylish OSR uniform, with a down jacket that feels "like walking inside warm risen bread" — but these are fleeting and never threaten her fundamental virtue.