Sentence examples for off the share from inspiring English sources

Despite much of the "froth" having come off the share price since spring, Royal Mail's shares still trade around 20 per cent above its float price.

Sooner or later, Ryanair's public perception as a company that didn't really care for its customers was bound to catch up with it, profits dropped off, the share price tumbled and O'Leary was forced to change tack.

In the decade to 2008, during which online advertising for commercial sex took off, the share describing themselves as independent grew.For prostitutes, the internet fulfils many of the functions of a workplace.

Two billion pounds was wiped off the share price of British Gas owner Centrica and another of the big six energy firms, SSE, this morning as the City reacted with horror to Ed Miliband's speech in Brighton on Tuesday.

The union had been saved after a tumultuous end to the referendum campaign, which had seen billions wiped off the share prices of Scottish companies in the wake of a YouGov poll on 7 September giving the Yes side a narrow lead.

The move will cost the taxpayer £40m in compensation to the four shortlisted bidders and wiped £240m off the share price of FirstGroup, the company that had been designated the winner under a process now deemed to have been deeply flawed.

It's not definite my wife would sign off on the share anyway.

Rabkin said that each artist and collaborator has to sign off on the share.

The £3.8m includes a £1.5m bonus announced this month, which has been linked to a sell-off of the shares.

When the value of the stocks rose, he quietly sold off the shares he controlled, making huge illicit profits.

However, IAG's chief executive, Willie Walsh, shrugged off the shares fall to toast a 15.2 per cent rise in sales in the quarter to €6.7bn.