Sentences with phrase «yearly highs of»

In contrast, Lee offered a rosier short - term prediction for the digital currency, stating that he expects bitcoin to finish 2016 at yearly highs of $ 800.

The company's stock, PRU, is currently trading at $ 110 a share, down from its yearly high of $ 115.26, but far above its 52 week low of $ 82.45.

The company's stock, PRU, is currently trading at $ 110 a share, down from its yearly high of $ 115.26, but far above its 52 week low of $ 82.45.

The price of bitcoin rose nearly 8 % in April, reaching a yearly high of $ 468 on April 26 before retreating to close the month at $ 446.

Not exact matches

Flying bullets aside, the state has the second - highest number of yearly road deaths per 100,000 drivers (7.9).

Mr Xi is keen to show progress on high - profile initiatives such as the C919 ahead of the next five - yearly congress of the Communist party in the autumn, where he will be trying to strengthen his grip on power.

Bets the European Central Bank might consider raising interest rates by the end of 2018 due to evidence of higher inflation and business activity in the euro have lifted the euro, which was poised for its best yearly performance versus the greenback in 14 years.

Dozens of other household companies are also down more than 10 percent from their own yearly highs.

In fact, the National Council on Radiation Protection and Measurements reported in 2009 that air crews have, on average, the highest yearly dose of radiation out of all radiation - exposed workers in the US.

The hypothetical portfolios would then be rebalanced for each year of the study period — 1997 to 2014 — to reflect changes that would have occurred over the space of those years as new high - scoring companies were identified and added as a result of the yearly CHAA process.

Costs are a mixed bag for ICLN: One - off trading costs, as represented by bid / ask spreads, are high while recurring yearly fees are one of the lowest in the segment.

The yearly return figures illustrate the higher risk of foreign and smaller firm stocks — small - cap stocks had more yearly losses than did large - cap stocks, and the losses for both international stocks and small - company stocks can be larger than for large - cap stocks.

Did you know that over the course of 2017, small business optimism posted an all - time yearly high?

That's one of the highest yearly readings since the Great Recession and a good sign that the economy and inflation are coming back to life.

Those lower numbers still represent an all - time yearly high in the number of attacks, according to START's database.

They generate the kind of cheap urgency we need to take a yearly self - righteous stand, filling us with the easy high of temporary pious outrage.

Sensitive readers are advised not to look too closely at what the couple in the foreground of one photograph are doing to celebrate the «yearly moment of release at the Agape Restaurant», which is apparently a secular version of Easter High Mass at Westminster Cathedral.

A large proportion of those respondents having much higher than average yearly figures were those having AA groups meeting in their church halls, or otherwise having a close relationship with AA.

While dairy cows are impregnated yearly in order to produce high milk yield, the problem of «disposing» of unwanted calves is routine across the entire industry.

PSG's current squad average wage is $ 131,100 a week (# 101,898) or if we put it yearly, the average annual salary of PSG squad is around # 5.3 m per year making them the highest paying team in the world largely down to the fact they brought in Neymar Jr's who is paid over $ 500,000 a week after tax.

We have to consider factors like clubs matchday income, what country a club is from, their success on the field and its impact on the market value, social presence worldwide, high profile kit deals and shirt sponsorship, total yearly revenue and the debt situation of the club.

Research paper, «Sport - Specific Yearly Risk and Incidence of Anterior Cruciate Ligament Tears in High School Athletes: A Systematic Review and Meta - Analysis.»

These readers possess a high level of education and a higher than average yearly income.

Head of Economics at IMANI, Patrick Stephenson has indicated that the government's free Senior High School policy is estimated to cost $ 600 million yearly.

The yearly allowance cap (i.e. the maximum an MP can spend) for office costs and staffing is by far the highest among the three budget categories and varies significantly between different MP groups for two main reasons: First, the allowance cap for London MPs is nearly # 10,000 higher than for MPs outside the capital (# 171,400 instead of # 161,850)[3].

That's based on the yearly average of his highest 36 consecutive months of pay as an officer.

When asked what he might do if a proposal for a 47 percent pay boost — which has been floated during the commission's deliberations — reached his desk, raising the yearly compensation of New York lawmakers from $ 79,500 to $ 116,900 and making them the highest paid legislators in the nation, despite the public corruption scandals that have consumed Albany, Cuomo replied:

The concept calls for transferring that gush of water (twice as much as Nevada's yearly allotment from the Colorado River) through 775 miles of pipe, 110 miles of canals, 85 miles of tunnels, and seven pumping stations that would lift the water as high as 7,500 feet.

The findings come from surveys of more than 72,000 U.S. high school seniors, conducted yearly from 1976 to 2011 through the Monitoring the Future study, supported by the National Institute on Drug Abuse.

Increasing the proportion of people linked to care engagement protocols within three months of a new HIV diagnosis to 90 percent, coupled with targeted yearly screening of high - risk individuals, would avert an estimated 292,000 HIV infections and 107,000 AIDS - related deaths, at an incremental cost of $ 52.9 billion, or $ 65,700 per QALY gained.

Looking further into the future, higher education in Haiti may not involved brick - and - mortar institutions at all, said Attié of HAAST, especially when an average lower - end middle class student has a yearly budget of roughly $ 500 for higher education.

While building a community and giving teachers a venue where they can share ideas is among the important goals of the yearly Noyce Summit, this year's event also advanced a $ 3.7 million AAAS initiative, funded by NSF, to help stimulate research and foster evidence - based innovations in the preparation of STEM teachers for high - need schools.

Patients of high - volume surgeons (75th percentile of yearly mesh - based procedures) had a significantly lower risk for experiencing the composite outcome (surgical procedures related to removal or revision of mesh slings).

At higher management levels, agreements will be made on the yearly production of the various units, as well as other parameters.

In parts of Antarctica, the yearly rate of thinning from 2003 to 2007 is 50 percent higher than it was from 1995 to 2003.

Simpson's paradox is one of statistics most well - know paradoxes (I teach it yearly to a new batch of psychology students in Groningen) and PNAS is a high - ranking journal with an impact factor of nearly ten.

As part of the yearly event Researchers Night (ForskarFredag), SciLifeLab opened its doors for 250 high school students on September 26.

Awarded yearly, Kessler Foundation's two - year Signature Employment Grants fund pilot initiatives, demonstration projects or social ventures that lead to the generation of new ideas to solve the high unemployment and underemployment of individuals with disabilities.

This is why early diagnosis is important, so if you have been identified as at high risk of developing the disease you should be tested yearly.

My yearly blood work always indicates vitamin D deficiency (my level is currently 28, ugh), so in addition to taking prescription - strength vitamin D3 during certain times of the year (again, under the direction of my doc), I keep high potency vitamin D3 on hand for my daily boost.

Any woman who's already in a high - risk group (based on gene mutations, a strong family history of breast cancer, or other factors) should have an MRI along with her yearly mammogram.

High intensity training is short - lived and can produce mind - boggling bursts of muscle for 4 - weeks but needs to be cycled on and off into a yearly plan.

Instead, I set a yearly intention to let go of that which doesn't serve me and prevents me from aligning with my highest self.

With a focus on providing a high - class dating experience for successful and like - minded individuals, Luxy vets users based on a minimum yearly salary of $ 200k or allows confirmed users to vouch in other potential users.

Most of the industry's $ 1.4 billion in yearly revenues comes from subscription fees, even though most of the highest - traffic sites are free.

Newark has a high concentration of Portuguese residents, and they come together at the festival to celebrate their culture and showcase their cuisine in one of the city's most anticipated yearly events.

At the highest levels, Leadership Giving donors will champion the work that is core to our mission — the strategic development, support and discovery of artists — and receive unparalleled access to Sundance Institute's yearly work with artists worldwide.

With yearly estimated earnings of more than $ 90 million, prolific writer James Patterson is by far the highest earning author in the world but women are gaining ground, according to Forbes.com.

Besides, North Carolina's relatively high bar is the result of a now somewhat problematic NCLB provision known as the «20 percent rule,» which was inserted into the law's «adequate yearly progress» provisions.

Harrowgate's solution was to initiate the Parent Partners Program that awards points to guardians for participating in different school events: parent - teacher conferences, PTA meetings, classroom service, any of the 40 yearly workshops, etc. «Parents responded to these new opportunities, making high parent involvement an embedded part of our culture,» writes Linda Wood, Harrowgate Elementary School Principal, in NAESP's Best from the Best.