Sentence examples for put the share from inspiring English sources

In 2012, the supplemental measure put the share of people in poverty at 16.1 percent — quite a bit more than the official rate of 15 percent.

Yet even the most optimistic forecasts put the share of organic produce in total EU food sales at no more than 20% a decade from now.

In 1995, Mr. Levinson determined that he needed to increase earnings per share to a level where Genentech's price-to-earnings multiple would put the share price above Roche's option -- and keep the company semi-independent.

Yet the World Bank's Country Assistance Strategy report in January 2003 put the share as low as a third.Whatever its precise size, the private sector has, in the World Bank's words, "emerged as the most dynamic component of the Chinese economy".

That would put the share price at $16. Sidebar: Foreclosure Feast.

Estimates put the share of trade that is conducted by different parts of the same company, known as intra-firm trade, at more than half of all international trade.

Mr. Isautier said an independent appraisal by J. S. Herold put the shares' fair value at $11.36 apiece.

She then put the shares in the Bambino trust and, as it is located offshore, no tax has been paid on the money raised from selling them.

The couple was persuaded to buy some 20,000 shares with options in 1999 and 2000 by Salomon Smith Barney, they said, and advised to put the shares in a margin account to generate cash for taxes and other expenses like home improvements.

Jonathan Pritchard at Oriel Securities concedes investors will always be wary of management's "maverick streak" and that Sports Direct will not be for everyone but says "we'd put the shares towards the top of our buy list".

PIMA's director general Tony Vine-Lott said: "Investors need to consider their particular situation to know whether to put the shares into an Isa and thereby sacrifice the bonus share, or to keep the shares exposed to capital gains tax and claim the share incentive in July of next year".