Sentence examples for downside of market from inspiring English sources

The author however does not explain here whether, in his view, "segmentation" of antitrust is necessary (especially, since "regulatory capture" is an eventual downside of market specific- regulatory interventions).

Derek Young, the president of Fidelity's Global Asset Allocation business, said that he was more interested in protecting savers from the "downside" of market turmoil than he was in capturing the "upside" of big market rallies.

The lease protects you from the downside of eroding market conditions.

But if there is a lesson progressive forces in Europe should learn, it is that voters do not like the downside of free markets, and crave protection from the volatility of globalised finance.

The downside of emerging markets is that they are still emerging, and the process is often uneven, as illustrated this autumn by the Yukos affair in Russia.

"I didn't warn people enough of how the market could be and I didn't let people know that the downside of the stock market could be extreme.

Do something different The downside of a booming market is that competition will be fierce.

He predicts that both the upside and downside of the tech market cycle will be foreshortened this year, breaking from the historical trend of a two-year bull cycle followed by a six-month correction.

Similar programs have been established in Brazil and Colombia, and are providing a cushion to limit somewhat the downside of weakening commodities markets.

But it might morph into an inflexible ideology that is too harsh, naïve about the downsides of free markets and not where most Americans want to wind up.

Mr. Akula also told conference attendees that "he had focused on scaling SKS's model and had not fully anticipated the potential downside of accessing the public market for social enterprise," a statement from conference organizers said.