Sentence examples for stock residing from inspiring English sources

Griffin also told the police that he believed that "by the end of the next century the white race will be headed inevitably for extinction"; that he did not wish to see large numbers of people "from any ethnic group other than British and European stock" residing in the UK; and that while he had "no antipathy to Jews, as Jews", he believed they had too much control of the British media.

Instead, this meant that a small proportion of the stock resided briefly in the hands of the middle classes before being sold on, while the management nicked many of the major assets.

Carbon (C) stocks residing in the vegetation and soils of five sites along a 120 km north south transect within Senegal's Sahel were determined in degraded grasslands, grasslands with isolated and scattered shrubs, shrubby grasslands, and brushland with isolated trees.

Already through last Thursday, Tech 101 was up 33% for the year compared with the Nasdaq Composite's 29.25%, the index where the majority of tech stocks reside.

The Internet and smartphones are the markets where energy, investment and soaring stock prices reside.

We've been looking at a lot of international crises going back several decades, and it seems to us that a lot of the potential for the U.S. economy and for the U.S. stock market resides in the hands of domestic consumers and domestic investors.

Although the EEZ estimates carry substantial uncertainty, being based on relatively sparse OC and/or BD data for marine sediments, they indicate that large stocks of carbon reside in sediments within the EEZs of the three countries examined here.

It becomes apparent from this figure that the stock of EU-8 nationals residing in the EU-15 continuously increased from 1998 to 2008.

About 40% of the total SOC stock of the global soils resides in forest ecosystem [14].

The stock's SOIR of 0.72 resides below more than half of such readings taken during the past year.

Instead of allowing 95% of the risk of day-to-day price changes to reside in the stock portion of the portfolio, for example, Salient limits stocks to 20% or so and allocates equal slices of the “risk budget” to other assets.