Sentence examples for Market standing from inspiring English sources

The bank's revamping, and an improvement in sentiment in the euro zone economy, has helped to restore its market standing.

Then recently I found myself at the farmers' market, standing in front of a mound of crisp romaine lettuce.

Galleries, experts say, often choose to whom they will sell and favor good customers, especially those whose ownership will add luster to an artist's market standing.

But if it wants to maintain its image as an open market, standing in the way of BHP's bid is not a good idea.

You may have discovered them poking out like a rather grubby giant's pencil from among the potatoes and carrots in your weekly veg box, or maybe you've seen them at the farmers' market, standing tall and proud alongside the leeks.

A significant part of popular support for the EU derives from the promises made by Jacques Delors and Helmut Kohl (to name but two of the biggest beasts) that it would act as a social market, standing up for European social standards in the face of globalisation.

Both parties are buying price insurance from each other, likely with a middleman, known as a market maker, standing between and reducing the counterparty risk in the transaction.

Such findings have created a frenzied market for standing desks, which make it easier for desk-bound office workers to stand while typing, talking and generally remaining tethered to a workspace.

The emergence and growth of an insurance market for standing timber depends on demand and supply: the same factors as in other markets for various goods and services.

Nevertheless with Mecom's total market capitalisation standing at about £160m, a deal to buy the Norwegian operation for about £170m was clearly one Tomazis felt was worth pursuing.

The chancellor called on business leaders to raise their heads "above the parapet" and fight back against charities and others who he said were making arguments against the free market and standing in the way of economic prosperity.