Sentence examples for cumbersome market from inspiring English sources

Although the past two months have yielded big deals in the sector, particularly from Kraft Foods and Danone, Unilever's cumbersome market capitalization means its future as a takeover target is looking increasingly limited.

Instead, Perry et al. (2007) present evidence that informality in Latin American countries results mostly from the choices of individuals who rationally opt out of often inefficient and cumbersome formal markets.

Schumer's people say what works in Britain would be too cumbersome in a job market of 150 million workers.

Once it delves into smaller markets, the cumbersome hub-and-spoke system becomes harder to avoid.

But if unions demand above-market pay and impose cumbersome work rules, unionised firms will gradually lose market share to non-unionised competitors.

I fall hard and completely, happy to lug home cumbersome bags from the farmers' market and create a still life on my kitchen counter of big bunches of vegetables and piles of berries.

When the architects of the Dodd-Frank regulatory overhaul flinched from the most effective solution - breaking up the banks so that none would be too big to drag down the financial system - they forced regulators of the derivatives market into a cumbersome and potentially dangerous workaround.

He pushed United Technologies into more global markets, dismantled its cumbersome headquarters staff and decentralized many management functions.

Funding the next intra-eurozone rescue will be rather cumbersome and costly, because financial markets distrust complicated structures like the one set up to finance the EFSF.

Founded in 2008 by two Americans who started subletting their living room in order to make rent on their San Francisco loft, it was originally marketed under the cumbersome URL "airbedandbreakfast.com".

The project nature of donor funding is a cumbersome mechanism for developing local markets.