Sentence examples for more buyback from inspiring English sources

A. G. SULZBERGER ALSO ON THE BLOG Candidate's Gun Platform: Richard M. Aborn, a candidate for the Democratic nomination for Manhattan district attorney, released a plan to fight gun violence, which includes more buyback programs, microstamping technology and a five-year renewal process for permits.

Another questioner wonders if Berkshire should be doing more buybacks or using stock for acquisitions.

Mr. Andersen likes the prospect of more buybacks because he thinks they lift the price of a stock.

In fact, for the last five years, there have been more buybacks of stock by corporations than new issues.

One of Joyce's first decisions will be whether he accepts a recommendation in a recent review to ditch the requirement that any money earned by the commonwealth from water trading be spent on more buybacks, and whether he accepts demands for the commonwealth to be able to sell "excess" water to irrigators, increasing supply and reducing temporary water prices.

But Wendy's is up 38% since Pershing Square demanded more buybacks.

A few months later Atticus pushed its luck, seeking even more buybacks.

"Sample sales have become broad, as designers and retailers see more buybacks, charge-backs, cancelled orders, over shipments and overstock," explains Lawrence Frantz, sponsorship sales director at Topbutton.com, a sales and fashion promotion Web site.

The mayor said he intends to use the jewelry line as an "instrument for more buybacks, an instrument of peace".

A much more attractive buyback is in the telecom sector.

"Net, a credit-card sale coupled with a more aggressive buyback campaign has the potential to be nicely accretive to earnings-per-share," he said.