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The area to the right of the central walk was laid out in hedged squares.

"You might have swings, but not like that in a hedged market.

In that speech, he issued a more hedged warning about the dangers of climate change.

Suddenly a high hedged fence appeared through the fog, and to the right rear we saw the outlines of a farm.

Usually it was done by one farmer who hacked out a clearing from the woodland leaving a hedged field.

Arbitrage: A form of hedged investment meant to capture slight differences in the prices between two securities that should be related.

For most consumers, who select only a bottle or two at a time, a $35 ticket would be like a hedged investment in a mutual fund.

But the people who live in the neat rows of brick houses and cottages tucked behind hedged gardens are heterogeneous.

The village was enclosed by Act of Parliament in 1840, when the great open fields were divided up into small hedged enclosures.

The name may refer to a "hedged enclosure" or "hawthorn enclosure".

Some of your statements are in error, undercutting the hedged judgment that the new radars "do not appear to violate the treaty."

If you invest in a hedged fund, you have to worry only about the relative interest rates in the countries where it invests.

A hedged position can become unhedged at the worst times, inflicting substantial losses on those who mistakenly believe they are protected."

When the Romans arrived, this was already a hedged land; the only man-made thing older on the British horizon is Stonehenge.

Cautiously, he doesn't suggest that she was the greatest actor of our - or all - time, but even his hedged claim is ludicrously off the mark.

Together they created hedged gardens - a hazelnut garden, a vegetable and herb garden, a soft fruit garden.

These communities began as agricultural enclaves, based on subsistence farming and a patchwork of hedged parcels of land.

To maintain his hedged position, he must either buy a new futures contract, expiring in October or November, or buy back the stocks.

She and her husband, Philip, created the Italianate water garden that provides hedged enclosures for elegant picnics at intermission.

"You've cause to oppose Lysaer already, I see," Arithon probed in hedged caution.

The name Hecken derives from the Old High German word hag, meaning a hedged field or wood.

The name Hayward comes from Old English meaning an official who protected hedged enclosures from wandering livestock.

As a result, when the dollar falls against the euro, a hedged portfolio of euro-denominated stocks does not reap the full benefits of the currency shift.

Hedge fund: A fund which may engage in hedged transactions or hedged investment strategies.

Here, essentially: (a) it is presupposed that one can create a "hedged portfolio" comprising one option and "delta" shares of the underlying.