The comparison sells short the jarring nature of the shift.
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Shutterstock sells short, royalty-free video snippets of just about everything.
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HealthPocket is owned by Health Insurance Innovations, which sells short-term health plans.
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But that capsule history of the term itself, the brand, somewhat sells short the intellectual lineage.
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The result is an education that sells short the veterans who worked so hard to earn it.
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A further 23% of sales comes from our executive-education operation, which sells short courses to mid-career executives.
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But the standard narrative of the Great Society's failures sells short just how hard some people strived to make it work.
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But political analysts argue that seeing her simply as a younger version of Ms. Merkel sells short a woman admired for her own political acumen.
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The former term, as it is used in China, means removing liquidity from the system when the PBOC sells short-term bonds to some commercial banks.
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In a theoretical exercise (see chart), an investor identifies the best-performing stocks over the previous six months, buys the winners and sells short the losers (ie, bets that their prices will fall).
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But political analysts argue that seeing her simply as a younger, West-German version of the chancellor, who hails from the former East Germany, sells short a woman admired for her own political acumen.
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If Ms. Raine sells short any one character, it would be the working-class Gayle (Heather Craney), whose rape exists to illustrate the intractability of the very institutions that Tim, Edward and their like navigate with ease.
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He also favored global sovereign and corporate debt and global bond funds, and conducting "capital structure arbitrage," where an investor buys some debt from an issuer and sells short a different piece of debt from the same issuer.
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In 2018, both HealthPocket founders made a planned transition and are no longer with the company. In 2015, Health Insurance Innovations announced the acquisition of Agile Health Insurance (or AgileHealthInsurance), which sells short-term health insurance alternatives to Affordable Care Act insurance (“ACA” or Obamacare). Agile's website details prices for various private health insurance plans and allows consumers to apply for coverage online. The company is headquartered in Mountain View, CA and the current SVP and Head of Business Operations is Shaun Greene.
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One of the more-notable areas of arbitrage, called risk arbitrage or merger arbitrage, evolved in the 1980s. When a company plans to buy another company, often the share price of the buyer falls (because the buyer will have to pay money to buy the other company) and the share price of the purchased company rises (because the buyer usually buys those shares at a price higher than the current price). When an investment bank believes a buyout is imminent, it often sells short the shares of the buyer (betting that the price will go down) and buys the shares of the company being acquired (betting the price will go up).
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