Sentence examples for long emerging from inspiring English sources

So I would be long emerging Asia's currencies as an asset class as well the region's equities.

Long emerging markets and short the stock markets of the developed world was what he calls "a rewarding investment strategy".

Junor's image of M87 shows a 60-degree plasma cone a few hundredths of a light-year long emerging from the center of M87.

Partners is running a hedged operation where it is long emerging markets but short the Russell 2000 index, which reflects their belief that small-cap stocks may be especially vulnerable.

Results: A specific process of interaction between parents/guardians and children, when not told for so long, emerged as the central phenomenon of the study.

With westernization and socioeconomic changes, non-communicable diseases have long emerged as the leading cause of morbidity and mortality [ 11].

In E. muelleri a pair of cilia, each 4 6 microns long, emerges above the nucleus of every epithelial cell.

Grantham's personal portfolio is short U.S. big-company stocks and long emerging-market stocks (25%) and bonds (10%), REITs (25%), Treasurys (25%) and timber (10%).

But new "post-Panamax" ships, up to 150 feet across and 1,200 feet long, are emerging from Asian shipyards.

As long as emerging markets are growing fastest, that's where the bulk of new manufacturing jobs are likely to go.

Investors have long viewed emerging economies as riskier sovereign borrowers than rich ones, because of their history of macroeconomic instability and more frequent defaults.