Sentence examples for narrow spread from inspiring English sources

Since the first debate two weeks ago, the Conservatives have consistently led the narrow spread in the polls, with the surging Liberal Democrats in second, and Labour, the party that has governed Britain since 1997, consistently rated third.

A country maintains the "convertibility" of its currency by standing ready to buy and sell gold or other currencies in exchange for its own at prices within a fixed and rather narrow "spread" above or below the "exchange rate" for its own currency that is implied by the declared parity.

The standard deviations ranged from 0.75 to 0.85, which revealed a narrow spread around the mean.

Hundreds of millions of dollars of TIPS trade every day with a narrow spread between bid and ask prices.

b The reference QM charges have a narrow spread despite the different position and wide range of electron donating or withdrawing effects of the subsituents.

Improvements are always obtained when an antenna array is used instead of a single sensor, and certain improvements of around 20% are also achieved when passing from a narrow spread source to a spatially well-scattered signal.   5.

Competition among ECNs helped to narrow spreads and later drove down trading costs and access fees.

Vigilant investors, by demanding transparent balance sheets and narrow spreads, will make the markets safe again for little old ladies.

ABN Amro said its agreement to narrow spreads and reduce fees was not an admission of guilt.

He said the relatively narrow spreads, or difference between bid and asked prices, as compared with those in the United States, show that the Toronto exchange is operated efficiently.

We have not yet reached the kind of low yields (or narrow spreads) that marked the credit boom of 2005 and 2006.