Sentence examples for Market limbo from inspiring English sources

So if you're sitting on the sidelines enduring the Big Wait, as a friend calls this market limbo, do yourself and your money a favor.

As a luxury brand with democratic ambitions, Prada is caught in marketing limbo.

That leaves large parts of the market in limbo, producing enough cash from tenants for owners to stay alive and lenders to forbear but with little prospect of an immediate recovery in values.How long can this last?

Right now, the trade war has markets in limbo.

A year after passage of the Dodd-Frank act, the $10.5 trillion American mortgage market remains in limbo.

Most notably, A.C.T.'s proposed $100 million multitheater complex at Turk and Market is in limbo after the property owner went into foreclosure.

While corporate accounting scandals are threatening the nation's economy and the stock market is dancing the limbo, the biggest issue in El Dorado Hills is whether yellow should be allowed to enter the color scheme.

With the short-selling ban and the bailout plan in limbo, credit markets remained frosty Wednesday.

"I think that's why the country market is kind of in limbo.

Unfortunately, today, the cultural sector exists in a kind of neocolonial limbo between the market and government sectors.

"Building new to bump up the real estate market will leave kids in limbo just when they need to buckle down and study," she added.