Sentence examples for tracking the largest from inspiring English sources
"Every industry is represented at approximately the same weight as [in] the Russell 1000," said Just Capital's Hernando Cortina, referring to the best-known index fund tracking the largest publicly traded companies.
Guests enjoy the luxury of private flights throughout India, and besides tracking the largest of the great cats, they journey by vintage rail to Jodhpur's magnificent Umaid Bhawan Palace for an elegant private dinner, explore the ancient city of Jaisalmer and traverse desert dunes on a jeep or camel safari.
After losing 75% of its value in one year, the iShares FTSE/Xinhua China 25 Index, a well-known exchange-traded fund tracking the largest and most liquid publicly traded Chinese companies, is up better than 50% since hitting a three-year and 52-week low of $19.35 on Oct. 27.
During a series of conference calls Monday night, Craig Allen, a meteorologist for CBS radio and television stations in New York, was as puzzled as the other weather experts tracking the large winter storm that was rumbling up the Atlantic coast.
Families, their fortunes tracking the larger economy that encouraged so much of their excess, are crashing after bubble years in which they spent their every penny, and then some, on cultivating competitive greatness in their kids.
By tracking the large influx of Russian mathematicians into the United States following the Communist regime's demise, they found a number of significant effects.
According to a registration statement filed with the U.S. Securities and Exchange Commission, the ETFs will be based on indexes that track dividend-paying stocks, a twist on the traditional style of tracking the large U.S. and foreign market indexes.
It also has devised several unusual index portfolios, including one that tracks the largest public companies in Atlanta.
This third party site tracks the largest purchases made to date on the game.
I also like that Tailrank indexes 150,000 "major" blogs, whereas TechMeme only tracks the largest few thousand blogs.
As crude rose from $50/barrel in October of last year to $67/barrel today, XLE, the ETF that tracks the largest oil & gas companies in the U.S., barely budged.
