Sentence examples for share tying from inspiring English sources
NBC's coverage of Woods's victory produced an 8.9 national rating with a 22 share, tying ABC's coverage in 1981 as the highest-rated Sunday telecast for the United States Open since 1973 and the fourth highest in Open history since 1960, according to Nielsen Media Research.
The measured week, Jan . 14-18 also marked Phyllis George's start as co-anchor of the "CBS Morning News". "Today" had a 5.3 rating and a 22 share, tying "Good Morning America" for the first time since the week of Feb. 1, 1982.
Excluding a one-time charge of 3 cents a share tied to employee benefits, Costco's profit fell short of the 72 cents a share that analysts had expected.
The current quarter's results included 7 cents a share in costs related to the Pringles deal and a one-time benefit of 2 cents a share tied to the buyout of the snacks maker.
Mr. Gorman's 2011 bonus included $5.04 million in restricted shares and $1.94 million in shares tied to Morgan Stanley's performance.
On Thursday, a new company, Fantex, announced the first-ever athlete I.P.O., selling shares tied to the earnings of Mr. Foster, a star running back for the Houston Texans.
With more shares tied up in 401(k) plans, where they cannot be easily traded, fewer are available to be sold by worried investors.
With most of the shares tied up by the family or Mr. Arnault, there is no reason to consider using the cash reserves for a buyback, he said, nor is there reason to consider luxury sector acquisitions.
And with the strongest balance sheet of the Big Three, G.M. is in position to sweeten worker bonuses and raise the pay of second-tier workers in exchange for flexibility in its plants and profit-sharing tied to quality and productivity.
However, empirical evidence from developed markets indicates that long-run performance of IPO shares tied to the performance of broader markets (Levis 1993; Aggarwal et al. 1993).
The company has focused on making the video publishing experience compelling and enabling discussion, tagging and sharing tied to particular moments in time.
