Sentence examples similar to stock taking for from inspiring English sources

The Securities and Exchange Commission said, for example, that municipal bond investors were entitled to basics like audited financial statements — something investors in stocks take for granted — but said it could not force municipalities to undergo audits unless Congress gave it that power.

RATP is refurbishing units but it does admit that rolling stock taken out of service for upkeep leaves a gap on the network, causing a "downgraded offering".

"The shareholders who have lived through quite a bit of pain have their stock taken away for quite a bit less than they likely paid for it".

Arthur Blank, the company's 57-year-old CEO and cofounder who has $2.3 billion in company stock, takes nothing for granted.

The amount of stock solution taken for deposition of Pb and the weight of the precipitate obtained after conventional gravimetry method as well as electrolytic deposition on electrode are also taken in micro balance.

In 2003, says Macnguyen, the market rallied and indebted companies' stocks were taken for the ride, even outperforming companies in better financial condition.

Individual GEF16 transformed colonies were isolated by the use of cloning rings, expanded in culture and −80°C frozen stocks also taken for storage.

In other words, this market isn't like 2001 (at least not yet), when troubles in technology stocks took down earnings for virtually every other market sector.

Stocks took a turn for the worse after a government report said that U.S. retail sales rose 0.1% in September.

Stocks took a turn for the worse in Wednesday afternoon trading as investors took profits from a recent run-up in prices.

Despite strong earnings from an Internet search leader, technology stocks took a turn for the worse Friday as the Nasdaq erased roughly half of its weekly gain.