Sentence examples for term movements from inspiring English sources

Centrica wants to increase its generating capacity as a way of reducing its exposure to short term movements in wholesale gas prices.

That, in turn, is defined as an account meant to profit in the "near term" from "short term" movements in prices.

From this, they concluded that the money supply, while not a reliable instrument for controlling short-term movements in the economy, can be effective in controlling longer term movements of the price level and that the prescription for stable prices is to increase the money supply regularly at a rate equal to that at which the economy is estimated to be expanding.

They used this model to predict the middle term movements the firms' stocks.

The monitoring of soil settlements revealed short and long term movements.

This can happen if a manager chooses to enter and exit stock positions over long time horizons in an effort to mitigate sudden short term movements in the securities it is trying to sell or acquire.

The term "movement" is a better fit; they are, by parts, popular grouping, militia and clan interest.

Therefore, the term movement will serve the purposes of the revamped organization.

If this is the case, the term "movement" should be continued as part of the nomenclature.

The original member states seem to have an emotional connection with the term "movement".

In this publication we will use the term movement control dysfunction [MCD] which is diagnosed based on the observation of active movements.