Sentence examples for rules of most from inspiring English sources

Market timing, the rapid trading of mutual-fund shares in order to exploit movements in the prices of the underlying securities, is not illegal but breaks the rules of most mutual-fund companies.

For example, Mr. Cholst said, since the house rules of most co-ops and condominiums require apartments to be 80percentt carpeted, a judge's or an arbitrator's hands would be tied if the upstairs neighbor was in compliance with the 80percentt rule.

Explicit formulas are given for four rules of most likely utility; they are extensions of the midpoint, trapezoidal, Simpson's, and 4-point rules.

But the rules of most religions were laid down in times when the spatial reach of experience was small — people traveled on average just 15 miles from their village during their lifetimes — and the pace of social, economic and technological change was imperceptibly slow.

Some sports leagues are open to children as young as four years old, but children that are this age often have a hard time grasping the rules of most sports.[4].

They have worked to one set of rules for most of their life, and then one day the rules change, and they are out of a job or working for someone a decade their junior.

The rule-of-thumb most anglers use is "bright day, clear water, light-colored lure; dark day, cloudy water, dark-colored lure".

One of the first rules of the most talked-about media conference in the world is, well, don't talk to the media.

Search companies might decide to tailor their search results in order to offend the fewest countries, limiting all searches according to the rules of the most restrictive country.

I stood for a while, trying to fathom the rules of the most popular game on the floor, a Chinese game of chance called Dai Siu (Big-Small).

By adhering to the basic rules of mediation, most clients successfully reach resolution while learning a good deal about others and themselves.