Sentence examples for dramatic markets in the from inspiring English sources

"We've had dramatic markets in the past, but never anything that was so related to history before.

Solar cells integrated into electric vehicles have long been a mainstay of collegiate racing competitions, but the small amount of roof area has prevented vehicle-solar installations from having a dramatic market in more conventional vehicles.

In Uganda, the electricity sector has experienced dramatic market liberation in recent years.

There is a risk that the wrong lessons will be learnt from the limited – if dramatic – failure of the market in the banking sector.

Equity has gone up over 10 times since the 80's and 90's, largely because of the dramatic growth in the markets.

The rapid advancements in science and engineering, in the energy system and in labour markets, the dramatic shifts in the global economy and also political economy – but also the direct impact of new forms of regulation and international law – are increasingly affecting the metabolic functions of natural habitats globally.

They are holding far larger cash positions than they normally would after such a dramatic upturn in the markets.

Obviously this vote has severe ramifications as we've already seen a dramatic decline in the markets, which undoubtedly will have significant effects on Main Street and the everyday lives of Americans.

Wednesday brings earnings from Carlyle Group, Visa, MetLife, Deutsche Bank and Fiat Chrysler but the big news of the day will be the 2pm statement from the Federal Reserve when it is expected by many to announce the end of its historic bond buying stimulus program — unless something dramatic happens in the markets before then.

There's a fear that a dramatic decline in the markets combined with continued declines in banks' core business will lead to another catastrophic financial crisis.

The move comes as Aldi and fellow discount retailers including Lidl, B&M Stores and Poundland are driving dramatic change in the grocery market as their combination of low prices and convenience tempts shoppers away from big supermarkets such as Tesco, Sainsbury's and Morrisons.