Sentence examples for index over time from inspiring English sources

While I would not bet on his continued outperformance given how hard it is to beat any investment index over time, you have to admire his chutzpah.

"We strongly believe in actively managed funds and believe they can do well versus the index over time," said Rick Spillane, a Fidelity senior vice president who oversees the company's United States stock funds.

Research published in the American journal Sleep this month suggests that going to bed later during the working week, as a teenager through to adulthood, is linked to an increase in body mass index over time.

He wanted to depict the daily movements in the stockmarket, but the customary way, as a line showing the performance of an index over time, provided only a very broad overall picture.

So we'd love feedback from the community to improve our numbers, and the index, over time.

Subtle changes in vegetation cover can be identified by calculating the trends of a vegetation density index over time.

Hospital performance was assessed using changes in six indices over-time: Diagnosis Related Groups quantity, case-mix index (CMI), cost expenditure index (CEI), time expenditure index (TEI), and mortality rates of low- and high-risk diseases.

No one can predict the future with any regularity, the pair note, so why would you think that active managers can beat their respective indexes over time?

Despite Mr. Booth's modesty, many of D.F.A.'s mutual funds have actually outperformed their closest equivalent market indexes over time.

The report notes these figures are consistent with internationally published research: "The pattern shows the negative mental health effects of immigration detention with a clear deterioration of mental health indices over time in detention".

"The question is, how much?" Community groups also are pushing the P.G.A. and the hotel operators to pay all employees what they call a living wage, indexed over time to inflation.