Sentence examples for quarterly occurrence from inspiring English sources

Friday's session brought "triple witching," a quarterly occurrence when investors face simultaneous expiration of contracts for stock index futures, index options and stock options.

Peter Cardillo, chief market economist at Avalon Partners, said the market was also volatile ahead of Friday's "quadruple witching," a quarterly occurrence during which contracts expire for stock index futures, stock index options, stock options and single-stock futures.

This week's 13-F bonanza, the quarterly occurrence in which large hedge funds must file a list of their stock holdings for the previous quarter with the Securities and Exchange Commission, revealed that several large hedge funds took or increased their stakes in Wall Street bank stocks during the fourth quarter of 2011, betting the industry would recover and send stock prices upward.

Figure  1 shows the 13-year trend in raw and standardised quarterly aeromedical service occurrences for these conditions combined.

Trading was heavy because of the occurrence of a quarterly "quadruple witching," which marks the simultaneous expiration of four kinds of options and futures contracts.

At quarterly visits, study coordinators asked about the occurrence of hypoglycemia since the last visit, and all such events were reported to the Data Coordinating Center as soon as possible after their occurrence.

Our review of articles published in the Leadership Quarterly between 1990 and June 2012 revealed a slight occurrence of existing application of mixed methods designs to leadership research.

The occurrence of severe hypoglycemia was documented quarterly during the DCCT and within 3 months of the annual visit during EDIC.

This requires an American company to file quarterly reports and publicly disclose material events promptly upon their occurrence.

Each participant was examined quarterly every year and the time to progression of retinopathy and occurrence of nephropathy was recorded.

As we celebrate promotions, quarterly earnings, and new product successes, we risk making these examples more salient than their true rate of occurrence.