Sentence examples for raising its share from inspiring English sources
Unova Inc., a leading maker of automated data collection systems, hired Credit Suisse First Boston to review options for raising its share price.
The move would help the company, which trades on the over-the-counter bulletin board, qualify for a Nasdaq listing by raising its share price.
The government says the merger will enhance ProMedica's dominant position in the county, increasing its share of the market for general inpatient hospital services to 58 percent, from 47 percent, and raising its share of inpatient obstetrical services to 80 percent, from 71 percent.
In 2011 Turkey's ruling conservative Justice and Development Party (AKP), led by Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan, won a third consecutive victory in general elections in June, raising its share of the poll to 50% and winning 326 seats in the 550-member single-chamber legislature.
Billionaire Kirk Kerkorian is trying to shine the spotlight on Ford Motor, raising the stock's profile in hopes of raising its share price.
The news gave Norsk Hydro a slight lift, raising its share price by 0.25 Norwegian kroners (4 cents), or 0.1%, to 239 Norwegian kroners ($41.77) in early afternoon trading in Oslo.
At French insistence, the plan leaves the CAP untouched until 2013: indeed, it raises its share of the budget to 44%.
Chancellor Angela Merkel's centre-right CDU/CSU consolidated its lead at 35.3%, while its junior partner in coalition, the Social Democrats, also got good news when it raised its share of the vote from 20.8% in 2009 to 27.3% this year.
Instead, it slightly raised its share of the vote to 54% and its tally of seats by one, to 45 out of a possible 57.
By buying Capitalia it will raise its share of Italy's domestic banking market to 16%, nearly matching Intesa Sanpaolo's 17%.
You certainly expect this to be the case if the director is Mike Leigh, whose work – although it has raised its share of laughs – has more commonly gravitated towards the grimmer furrows of everyday experience.
