Sentence examples for prior highs from inspiring English sources

A commentary in The Wall Street Journal last week accused Mr. O'Neill of squandering his credibility and called his prediction that the stock market could be approaching prior highs within 12 or 18 months a "burst of irrational exuberance".

The global economy today has more buyers and sellers than two years ago, and despite the recession, incomes will soon stand above the prior highs.

The PowerShares Dynamic Oil & Gas Services reflects the advantageous volatility of the group at a time when many of its stocks have backed off from their recent prior highs.

But no one wanted to propose that baseball should devise a new system to evaluate home runs compared with the prior highest totals.

And this leak, like prior high-profile leaks, has raised questions for media outlets about how to report on hacked private communications.

When I first got a beeper, I received a minimum of five to six pages a day from my somewhat paranoid mother, although I was following the schedule I had followed "pre-pager" for most of my prior high school career.

Managers that disappoint are quickly put out of business by angry clients, or they may shut down voluntarily because earning a performance bonus will require catching up to a prior "high-water mark" first.

IPO down rounds were defined as companies with a prior higher private valuation (not necessarily most recent).

Another prior high-flyer in the e-commerce space, Groupon, is now worth a fraction of the $6 billion that Google once offered for it.

If a member has achieved prior higher centrality in a knowledge network, he is likely more confident in social intercourse and knowledge sharing in the current knowledge network.

The magnitude of the intergranular internal stress is found to be a function of the total inelastic strain created by prior high temperature deformation.