Sentence examples similar to long term index from inspiring English sources

Backed by an A-rated tenant on long term index-linked leases, the bond-like quality and duration of the income is exceptionally attractive".

It is now feasible to compile long temporal image sequences using Landsat imagery for reconstruction of forest stands and derivation of long term indices of landscape productivity; and the increasing proliferation of airborne laser scanning (ALS) technology also allows for the acquisition of detailed information on topographic elevation and vegetation structure with sub-meter accuracy.

Many long-term index investors hold shares for years without taking the slightest interest in how the firms they invest in are run, let alone doing anything to improve matters.

The way they do it: A large part is zero-coupon bonds, and the balance is long-term index options.

Shelter thinks the "basic economics of long-term, index-linked renting should stack up" and make it more attractive, not less, to institutional investors and small time landlords alike.

They found that their EPU index foreshadows economic contractions in the 12 countries, and that for the two countries with long-term indices, the EPU values were high during the Great Depression.

The ONS said RPI would also continue to be used for long-term index-linking for gilts and bonds.

So, operative decisions for power system cannot be based on long-term indices.

The 5-day study was not long enough to modulate long-term indices of glycemic control such as glycated hemoglobin.

In addition for patients with diabetes the median HbA1c was calculated from the six clinical assessments before and after CD diagnosis to serve as a long term proxy index of metabolic control T1DM.

Finally, it was found that irregular stenosis is associated with increased risk for stroke in the long term after an index symptom [48].