Sentence examples for little dilution from inspiring English sources

In urging shareholders to reject the proposal, Mentor said there had been little dilution.

The Commerzbank chief executive, Martin Blessing, said the government's aid would be in the form of "silent participation" — meaning there would be little dilution to shareholders' interest.

But it has been faster and even more sweeping here, allowing for a wholesale transfer of Chinese culture from Asia to Canada with little dilution.

Which is not to say managers should be above criticism when results are not going their way, even if the venomous fury with which many of these toxic evaluations are spat could do with a little dilution.

The lack of longitudinal mixing reduces the ability to handle shock loads; there is little dilution of the inflow so microorganisms may be affected by toxic material.

In other words, large financings are typically very dilutive, even if on paper they appear to be evidence of massive value accretion and misleadingly little dilution.

In the gradual-salinity-decrease experiment, perhaps, water in rearing cups was frequently agitated owing to the little-by-little dilution of salinity, which might have been stressful for juvenile A. pectinata.

From his words on Thursday about how he would exercise American power, it appeared that he wanted to direct that exercise with very little NATO dilution.

It's great to raise money with little ownership dilution to existing shareholders.

When associations are non-linear, reporting errors may still affect estimates even when there is little regression dilution bias.

By contrast, the bank found that the collapse of supervoting shares at other companies created little or no dilution.