Sentence examples for difficult markets such as from inspiring English sources

One analyst gives Emap's consumer business a valuation of £570m in the light of difficult markets such as monthly lads' magazines - the company owns FHM - although special interest titles have been more robust.

They painted a picture of a country with an unbalanced economy, where regions compete against each other rather than work together to break into difficult markets such as China.

Marketers need to see how their brands can evolve in these difficult times and look to other markets, such as China, that so far have been relatively unharmed by the global slowdown.

Everyone gets frustrated, especially in a difficult job market such as this one.

Finally, when using job attributes currently not available on the job markets (such as potential policy interventions), it is difficult to assess the extent to which respondents will be able to easily appreciate or believe those possibilities.

Added to that, the faltering economic recovery in the United States combined with recession in major markets such as Europe is also making it more difficult to sell consumer electronics.

Shortage is common in many markets, such as those for human organs or blood, but the problem is often difficult to solve through price adjustment, given safety and ethical concerns.

Other developed markets such as France and Japan follow, while markets such as Brazil are considered as laggards.

That excludes major markets such as Mexico and Brazil.

Shopping malls in Tel Aviv include Dizengoff Center, Ramat Aviv Mall and Azrieli Shopping Mall and markets such as Carmel Market, Ha'Tikva Market, and Bezalel Market.

The markets were based on real historical markets, such as stock markets.