Sentence examples for since options from inspiring English sources

It is no accident that restricted stock has become much more popular — at Dell and other companies — since options accounting finally was reformed in 2005.

Boards may choose to time grants in this way for good motivational reasons, since options granted just after a jump in the share price or, worse, just before a fall, are less likely to inspire greater effort.

Since options were a big reason why people were willing to work the long hours for low pay that many dot.coms required, the market correction has left many firms struggling to hold on to staff.As a result, firms with depressed shares, from tiny dot.coms to Microsoft, have had to increase their cash salaries, reset strike prices and issue new options.

Since options prices represent traders' estimates of future stock values, a wider spread between the price of a share when the option is sold and the one at which it can be exercised indicates greater uncertainty about where a firm is heading.

Another issue, and one that drives corporate travel managers to distraction, is that the cost of business travel is not easy to budget for, since options that travelers may reasonably choose, like an aisle seat or a Wi-Fi connection, aren't always posted as part of the total fare.

A chief executive who does a below-average job might still help to raise the value of his options by cutting or reducing dividends, as American companies have, perhaps not coincidentally, been doing since options awards have become prevalent (no doubt a statistical study is being done by a business school professor right now).And that is hardly the only practice that really does not make sense.

Brussels has since announced options to permit a zero rate on sanitary products, which campaigners believe are a basic need that should not be subject to VAT.

But that is not completely true, since option holders do not lose money if the stock falls.

Since option 2 and 3 equips separate devices, it is likely to need higher cost.

I don't know why you'd pick option B, since option A is kinda The Whole Point of DVRs.

Halpern has since optioned and adapted for sceen the Wendy Mass book, A Mango Shaped Space, about a 13 year old girl with Synesthesia, a neurological condition where senses cross.