Sentence examples for high spread from inspiring English sources
At Old River Control on an ordinary day, when the stilling basin sounds like Victoria Falls but otherwise the country is calm and dry — when sandy spaces and stands of trees fill up the view between the structure and the Mississippi — an almost academic effort is required to visualize a slab of water six stories high, spread to the ends of perspective.
The Italians, who now track the spread between German and Italian bond yields with a passion once reserved for soccer, toss around words like "spreaddite," wryly defined by La Repubblica, a daily newspaper in Rome, as the "intensification of the suffering caused by the high spread".
Indeed the unprecedentedly high spread between the costs of energy in the form of oil and in the form of gas is leading to serious discussion of gas as a transport fuel.At the same time, in part because now-self-sufficient America doesn't need it, liquefied natural gas (LNG) is becoming ever more available in the rest of the world.
The results often show high spread of measured data.
The stress controlled fatigue test showed a high spread both for the base and FSW composites.
Both, multiple sorts and a high spread, require to choose the number of test portfolios as high as possible.
High spreads could reflect fears of low recovery rates.A second cause may be potential indigestion.
But in 1996, after a class-action lawsuit said market-makers had colluded to keep spreads high, spreads on the Nasdaq began to drop.
Today's high yields and high spreads suggest that investors realize that many companies issuing high-yield debt confront much greater risks than they faced two years ago.
An intelligence summary at the bottom of the slide reads "urban areas experiencing 'ethnic cleansing' campaigns to consolidate control" and "violence at all-time high, spreading geographically".
The interest rate spread is generally non-significant, but high spreads appear significantly associated with reforms extending ALMPs and reducing the generosity of Early Withdrawal Schemes.
