Sentence examples for off the index from inspiring English sources

The FTSE 100 in London closed down 4.67% to 5,899 points, wiping more than £73.9bn ($116.3bn) off the index of leading UK shares.

It shed another 295 points to 14619, meaning 10% has been wiped off the index since hitting its highest level since summer 2007 on the final trading day of 2013.

Banking shares took most points off the index.

First off, the index tested the ever-important 200-day moving average last week.

Venture capital judges itself on a ten-year cycle, and the riches of 1999 are about to fall off the index.

Oil shares took the most points off the index as crude traded around $41.0 a barrel, its lowest level in about four years, with eyes on the $40.0 level as a widening slowdown gnawed into oil demand.

The top five undervalued are once again beating the pants off of the index; with the DJIA up 18% through October, our purposely under-diversified five-stock list is up nearly 41%.

Tuesday, the Dow Jones industrial average closed out the session up 58.17 points to 10,216.73, with Eastman Kodak taking 6.5 points off of the index.

In order to control the duration of treatment, two cut-off values of the index TDC are necessary to comply with clinical care.

Almost £60bn has been wiped off the value of the index this week.

Rojo is trading off quality with depth of the index.