Sentence examples for using share from inspiring English sources
Analysis by economist William Lazonick ('The Quest for Shareholder Value: Stock Repurchases in the US Economy') shows that US companies (faithfully copied, as usual, by the UK) are increasingly using share buybacks rather than dividends to reward shareholders.
Mr. Jensen also reviews changes in the number of shares outstanding, using share buybacks as a proxy for shareholder-friendly management.
In 2006 the authorities raided Livedoor and found evidence that it had fabricated earnings using share splits and a series of fake companies.
BHP Billiton and Rio Tinto have topped off record earnings with plans to hand back a combined $15 billion to investors using share buybacks.
Based on a 30-day volume-weighted average price using share prices before April 7, Continental stockholders would receive 1.15 newly issued United shares for each of their shares, one of these people said.
It should also be possible to hedge the fund using share derivatives of companies linked to rising art prices, such as luxury-goods providers or Sotheby's itself.This model shows that high prices are tempting those in the art market to take bigger risks, acting as principals as well as brokers.
To assess US physicians' attitudes towards using shared decision-making (SDM) to achieve cost containment.
Subject dimensions included individual subject number and professional category (registered nurse, nursing officer, nurse using shared badge, physiotherapist using shared badge, and healthcare assistant using shared badge).
Given that SHARE represents the non-institutionalised population aged 50 and older, we recommend using SHARE-FI from the age of 50 onwards.
In this case, using shared geometries consumes up to 97.1% less storage than non-shared versions.
Among Silicon Valley companies, "LinkedIn is among the most aggressive in using share-based compensation — there is no question about that," Mark Mahaney, a veteran technology analyst at RBC Capital Markets, said in an interview on Monday.
