Sentence examples for substantial short from inspiring English sources

Redmond, now 28, built a substantial short position that could have cost $10m.

Among other extenuating circumstances, it noted that Redmond felt under a degree of stress at work and that his "judgement and recollection of events leading to the creation of the substantial short option by close of business on 6th February may have been impaired".

Investors have possibly built up a substantial short position at the start of August in the expectation that share would remain below $20 as they have since they collapsed on June 2.

Theory, common sense and modelling studies suggest that some interventions to mitigate greenhouse gas (GHG) emissions in the transport sector can, in addition to the long term benefits from stabilising the global climate, have substantial short term benefits for population health.

Investors and speculators were so badly hurt in the yen's violent recovery toward the end of 1998 (from August until October in 1998 the dollar crashed from ¥147 to ¥111) that they still have a general reluctance to build up substantial short yen exposures.

However, this is unlikely given the accumulating evidence that newly diagnosed type 2 diabetes has no substantial short and long term psychological impact [24].

If this keeps happening, and if the gas industry deals with the fugitive methane problem which SWIP identified in our recent report (pdf), then shale gas could bring a substantial short-term climate benefit.

He went on: "From the systemic point of view, there is something disturbing about investors that had substantial short-term profit in backing toxic loans now swooping down to make another profit on cleaning up that mess".

The authors used school fixed-effects models and found that the average elasticity of supply ranges from 1.0 to 1.9, suggesting substantial short-run monopsony power.

However, finer grained analysis demonstrated considerable variability in ecomorph frequencies over time, suggesting that substantial short-term variability is masked when grouping samples by member.

Nonetheless, the estimates in this paper indicate that inflows of low-skilled immigrants to a metropolitan area during the sample period led to significant and substantial short-run increases in the joint likelihood of childbearing and labor force participation.