Sentence examples for poor equity from inspiring English sources

Expectations of poor equity returns in future partly explain the switch.

The Belgian banking and insurance group Fortis warned that if poor equity market conditions persist, it will not meet the full-year profit forecasts it made in the first quarter of this year.

For investors, it's one more reason to buy investment-grade corporate bonds as a safe harbor in an environment of poor equity returns.

Public sector workers have traded less wage growth to be off the hook for poor equity market performance and rising health care costs.

Social determinants of health may need special attention for improving early life nutrition using a pro-poor equity perspective [ 7].

Massolution divides crowdfunding into donation (purely for charity), lending (including sites such as Kiva, through which small loans are made to poor entrepreneurs), equity (so-called micro-investing) and rewards.

Unsurprisingly, given the reaction to [Tuesday's] poor data, equity markets remained unfazed, concentrating on the prospects next week of an ECB rate cut as a host of investment banks proceeded to move their predictions of a cut from the June decision to next week's May meeting.

Active measures should be taken to reduce disparity between the rural and urban areas, the male and female gap, rich and poor and equity in access to food, health care facilities and other ancillary services.

Clearly, however, if economic conditions are poor, private-equity portfolios are just as likely to suffer as publicly quoted companies.The hedge-fund industry is diverse.

There were substantial inequities in the other 12 countries (richest-to-poorest average equity index = 3.27; [range 1.67 to 6.50]; urban-to-rural average equity index = 1.73 [range 1.10 to 3.00]); see Figure 1, lower section.

The use of public GP and hospital services tends to favour the worst off, which suggests pro-poor horizontal equity in both types of health services while, in general, no socioeconomic differences were found in the use of public specialist care, which suggests horizontal equity in this health service.