Sentence examples for share cutting from inspiring English sources

hosting workshops and field days to share cutting edge research and disease management practices with berry crop stakeholders.

In 2010, BSG sold half of that share, cutting a $2.5 billion deal with the Brazilian mining giant Vale.

These businesses — no matter how virtuous in intention — would gradually seek a larger market share, cutting corners, increasing stocking density and aiming to fatten animals faster than competitors could.

According to NPD, Bratz, priced from about $14 to $30 each when packaged with accessories, have taken 31.7percentt of dolls' market share, cutting into the sales of American Girls and the top-selling Barbie.

But word of the deal changed the valuations sharply: American Skiing shares fell 75 cents yesterday to close at $2 a share, cutting the value of the deal to $3.76 a share, or $135 million.

Among the mid-caps DFS Furniture has fallen nearly 13% to 230.1p as US private equity firm Advent International sold a 12% stake in the business at 240p a share, cutting its investment in the retailer in half.

UBS analyst Alex Brignall issued a neutral recommendation on the shares, cutting his price target from 122p to 100p.

However, there is a dynamic interaction between the cutting processes due to the waviness induced on the shared cutting surface as well as due to the dynamic coupling through the machine structure.

The G.M. pension fund for hourly employees, E.D.S.'s largest shareholder, will sell 20 million common shares, cutting its stake to 12percentt.

The series humanizes common psychiatric conditions through inspiring personal stories, as well as, experts sharing cutting edge information, including new-approaches and next-generation therapies in diagnostics, treatment and research.

Investors will redeem shares — cutting assets — and returns won't be the double-digit growth to which we've become accustomed; they'll be negative.