Sentence examples for moving yield from inspiring English sources

The classification code is currently made up of 100 independently moving yield curves that make up the art economy.

The sales operations team will largely remain in Greg's organization as well, while we will be moving yield management and inventory optimization to a new group on which I'll elaborate below.

Various turnaround moves yield inconclusive results, or even reverse effectiveness, when explicitly accounting for exogenous distress causes (Mitchell and Mulherin 1996).

Integrating (4.14) in and moving terms yield (4.17).

Usually a quarter inch (monitor scale) ahead of the direction your target is moving will yield a hit.

Leadsom's not impressed -- dumping £375bn of gilts is only going to move the yield curve one way, she insists.

In America government-bond yields moved sharply higher; yields also rose in Europe and Japan.

There is no actual betting — everyone who does better than the President gets some play — except, perhaps, about the number of e-mail addresses this move yields for the campaign.

Every marketing move yields data that must be statistically evaluated and then used in every future decision.

The prices of emerging-market bonds, which had fallen earlier in the week, moved slightly higher as the yield, moving in the opposite direction, declined.

Last Thursday, the last trading day of the week, the yield of the 10-year note was 4.82percentthethe yield moves inversely to the price.