Sentence examples for index board from inspiring English sources

When she is not climbing mountains, which she does in her free time, Simone Wallmeyer sits on the Frankfurt exchange floor in front of what for most press photographers is the perfect backdrop; a giant black and white share price index board which constantly rattles up and down like a an airport arrivals display.

When the Shanghai exchange opened its first proper trading floor just across the Garden Bridge in what, before 1949, had been the grand old colonial Astor Hotel, it was a mind-bending experience to gaze out over the traders' desks to the electronic index boards (some of the first I had seen in China!) where the share prices of the few score listed companies were displayed.

The third element, near the bottom of the page, is a single strip that displays one of the listings on the site, along with the lister's first name — a bit like an index card on a ride board.

And, despite the staff statistics in what is called the Core Price Index, the board ignored its own data and passed what, under those circumstances, were startling and onerous guidelines" -- the 5 and 7percentt increases.

(David Fialkow, General Catalyst co-founder and an MD, also joins Index's board).

Gierkink (who is also an exec-in-residence at GC) also becomes the chair of Index's board of directors.

The study was approved by the participating centres' institutional review boards, each of which approved waiver of consent for this retrospective study, and also was approved by the National Death Index review board.

In the untabulated test, we add the interaction of E-index and board size and the percentage of independent directors, but the coefficients on these interaction terms are insignificant.

A researcher at Erasmus University in Rotterdam recently published a Female Board Index for the Netherlands analyzing 122 companies.

James Bianco says consumer confidence is the world's most useless statistic: "The conference board index is calculated by asking consumers a series of five questions.

A Conference Board Index that gauges the numbers of jobs offered across the country fell drastically from last year.