Sentence examples for stock come from inspiring English sources

Funds for investment in new track and rolling stock come from the public purse.

Most track-builders as well as much of the rolling stock come from Asia.

The earnings shortfall and lagging stock come at an unpropitious time for Michael R. Bonsignore, Honeywell's chief executive.

In these problems, the expected return rates of each stock come from the monthly data in the stock market of China, in 2007.

In Germany, where giant Deutsche-Telekom went public in 1996, investors saw their stock come out at 34 DMs per share and run up to 42 DMs the same day.

It is possible that children living in older housing stock come from lower socioeconomic status, making them more likely to have behavior problems.

The rolling stock comes to rest.

His stock comes primarily from Oak Tree in East Northport, N.Y.

But it could mean an inherent discount when the stock comes to market.

This type of dual-class stock came under heavy criticism in the 1980s.

Some of that restricted stock comes with strings attached, requiring the company to reach performance goals.