Sentence examples for greater stock from inspiring English sources
The companies said the merger would create a company with greater stock market value than MGM Mirage, now Nevada's largest public company.
Late last month, two economists at the University of Wisconsin released a working paper showing that S. & P. 500 companies enjoy greater stock returns when they name new C.E.O.s who are relatively attractive.
The interlingual dictionaries had a far greater stock of English words than were to be found in the earliest all-English dictionaries, and the compilers of the English dictionaries, strangely enough, never took full advantage of these sources.
As the thinking goes, greater stock and options make the CEO more aligned with shareholders and thus provide superior incentives.
While officials may view it as expedient to reserve the right to make each decision on an ad hoc basis, they must put greater stock in the fact that such an approach is corrosive of systemic integrity.
Probably not; the contributions of Language poets and their kin to the roster of what academic poetry is willing to risk and what it can accomplish has undoubtedly, via the Program Era, profoundly influenced the far greater stock of American poets whose only intersection with the Academy is in largely non-academic fine arts degree programs.
This type of fund requires greater stock-picking skills from a manager than a plain variety and commands much higher fees.
A 15% drop in institutional ownership is more significant for a small cap than a large cap, since institutions have demonstrated a greater stock-picking edge in small caps.
We neglect the simpler conventional weapons and build ever greater stocks of nuclear weapons even though their use is really unthinkable.
France puts great stock in anniversaries.
