Sentences with phrase «whose value rises»

The extreme volatility of trading in cryptocurrencies is also reflected in the trading in these companies, whose value rises and falls sharply, sometimes for no apparent reason.»

The former Millstone golf course near Greenville, S.C., whose value rose by a factor of eight when it was donated as a conservation easement.

equities are shares in companies holding tangible assets whose values rise with inflation, thus I see stocks as inflation - safe, despite their volatility.

Not exact matches

Sixty acres of real estate, whose value is rising fast.

The overall Forbes list is topped as usual by Bill Gates of Microsoft, with $ 86 billion, followed by familiar names Warren Buffett of Berkshire Hathaway at $ 75.6 billion and Jeff Bezos, whose $ 72.8 billion reflects a sharp rise in the value of Amazon.com.

Speaking at his alma mater, the Angelicum, on the anniversary of Aeterni Patris in 1979, he said that «the philosophy of St. Thomas is a philosophy of being, that is, of the «act of existing» (actus essendi) whose transcendental value paves the most direct way to rise to the knowledge of subsisting Being and pure Act, namely to God.»

On Tuesday, Mr. Cox continued his praise of Mr. Astorino, calling him a rising star in the party, whose combination of conservative core values and gentle disposition made him «almost Reaganesque.»

So says Ari Ne'eman, whose organisation places people with autism with employers who value their fascination with patterns and ability to spot errors (see «Rise of the autistic workforce «-RRB-.

It's theoretically not a risk for stock market investments as well, whose value should rise with inflation.

Unlike a conventional bond, whose issuer makes regular fixed interest payments and repays the face value of the bond at maturity, an inflation - indexed bond provides principal and interest payments that are adjusted over time to reflect a rise (inflation) or a drop (deflation) in the general price level for goods and services.

Interestingly, stocks can generally be better inflation protection in the long term as you own part of an actual company whose value will generally rise along with inflation.

Following on from the exploration in Late America, at a time of political turmoil, of a society whose misplaced values gives rise to a lack of fulfillemt, the paintings in Presence of an Absence continue to engage with this sense of detachment and with universal existential questions.

Tom, If you accept that the pauses, previously occurring and the one at the present, are part of long period cycles whose long term average is related to the actual long term trend of temperature (rather than the far steeper slope of rise from just 1980 to 1999), you are admitting that the rise (from whatever cause) has a slope of closer to 0.4 C per century than the super inflated values of 2C to 6C per century claimed by the models and supporters of CAGW.

Expert analysis published several years ago by Resources for the Future (which we summarize and link to on our Tax Shifting page) suggested that using carbon tax revenue to reduce corporate income tax rates would benefit middle - and upper - income households but not lower - income families, relatively few of whom own stocks whose share values would rise as corporate tax rates were reduced.

«They are hurt by declines in agricultural productivity but the value of their farm output may rise due to higher food prices, increasing their incomes,» explained Ahmed, whose findings are published in Environmental Research Letters.

The rise of intangible assets will strengthen firms» efforts to market themselves as enterprises whose value and identities are independent of their lawyers.

But when new housing is proposed, those who stand to gain from it most often do not live in the city where it is proposed — they include renters and future homeowners throughout the metro who would benefit from slower housing price growth, and whose ability to remain in the metro diminishes when rents and home values rise.