Sentence examples for implications for stock from inspiring English sources

Gigantic pieces of legislation like this usually have implications for stock investors.

While most studies agree that FIE is likely to be happening in many fished stocks, there are disagreements about its rates and implications for stock viability.

But sharply lower rates, at least this time around, have negative implications for stocks in that they signify a sickly economy.

Until then, the ratio continues to provide bullish implications for stocks.

This has implications for stocks such as Northeast Arctic cod, for which the introduction of industrial trawling has led to high rates of exploitation in the stock's feeding grounds (Law and Grey 1989; Heino et al. 2002b; Godø 2003).

We then discuss the potential role of mechanisms such as selection and environmental carryover effects of a single generation of captive breeding in causing the observed fitness reduction in hatchery-born salmon released in the wild and the implications for stocking practices.

A strong dollar has implications for both stock and bond investors in the United States.

If oil prices were to hover around $100 next year, Mr. Schweitzer said, that would have negative implications for the stock market.

This has considerable implications for studying stock liquidity, since selecting an appropriate proxy for liquidity is an important issue in empirical research design.

The steady stream of accounting scandals, corporate chicanery and questionable practices at Wall Street firms is taking a toll on investor confidence -- and that has major implications for the stock market as a whole.

Instead of further torturing the technological ramifications of this marriage of the Internet to an entertainment and information empire and its implications for the stock market, which had been occupying the cable business channels since the announcement, Mr. Lehrer, in his customary common-sense way, wanted to know what the merger meant for the mere television viewer.