Sentence examples for mean shares from inspiring English sources

He reckons profits are only around 20% above trend and that, even if they fell back to the mean, shares would still look attractive.But even a correct understanding of valuations may not help.

That would mean shares in Sun Microsystems falling a further 57%; in Oracle 53%; and in Cisco 46%—though the prospects would be less awful for already fallen angels such as Intel, with only 25% to go, and Microsoft, a mere 6%.

By 'educational variables', we mean shares of workers by educational level and other input factors.

A decline to the latter would mean shares may fall a further 15% from $23.65 according to demand for bearish plays.

Of course that would mean shares would need to fall by a further 26% and the prospects of that happening induced premium writers to take in the 35 cents available from anyone wanting to bet on weaker conditions yet.

Overall, trainees made a larger contribution in terms of the numbers of words during the TDs than their supervisors (with mean shares of 56.8 and 43 % of words respectively), but especially in the reporting phase.

This doesn't mean sharing the cake, though.

Public votes will mean shared responsibility and accountability for whatever action — or inaction — results.

"Mohawk" and "The Risk Pool" are my most literally autobiographical novels, if by autobiography you mean shared facts and data.

Table 5 Mean share of exports (imports) during 1970 2005.

The mean Gini coefficient is 32%, the mean share of workers with uppersecondary or higher education is 73%, the corresponding figure for post-secondary orhigher education is 51%, and the mean share of foreigners in the labor force is about7%.