Sentence examples for start to amass from inspiring English sources
Additional profits start to amass for the trader if shares rally above $4.00.
Losses start to amass if shares surge 22.20% over the current price to exceed $20.60 ahead of expiration day.
Traders long the higher strike calls may start to amass profits by October's expiration if Coke can increase another 8% to surpass the breakeven point at $55.19.
Building confidence takes time, but as you start to amass a steady stream of successful experiments and publications, other people's attitudes and behaviours will matter less.
Losses start to amass if shares exceed the upper breakeven price of $56.13, or should shares slip beneath the lower breakeven point at $49.87, ahead of December expiration.
XOMs shares must increase at least 2.6% in order for the investor to start to amass profits above the effective breakeven price of $62.50 by October expiration.
Then in the middle of 2011, he started to amass a large stake in Yahoo.
The postseason creeping into view, this team has started to amass hits and score runs again, even against one of the best pitchers in baseball.
It's true that each bespoke project is labour-intensive, but over time one starts to amass skills, tricks, understanding, code libraries, modules – each new project builds on the last and that's valuable.
In recent weeks, the issue has been attracting more discussion and much outcry, and forces are starting to amass to try to block an electoral change that many say can affect city politics as much as term limits did in the late 1990's.
Criticisms of these new challenges are also starting to amass.
