Sentence examples for enduring market from inspiring English sources

These no-frills, retro-look cruiser models are proving to be an enduring market segment, and the Bolt has an extra measure of appeal, I think, with its attractive price.

The enormously damaging terrorist attacks, coming on top of a sinking economy, may convince the public that a successful, enduring market economy requires that government and the private sector march arm in arm.

In other words, as momentous as the terrorism was on an emotional and political level, its enduring market impact is likely to be so modest that your investment strategy today should be no different than it was a week ago.

There is little evidence, then, of any enduring market pattern from the biggest geopolitical events.

It also speaks, of course, to the enduring marketing power of gigantic record labels.

Malignant pleural mesothelioma (MPM) is an aggressive tumour with an invariably poor prognosis, whose incidence is expected to peak by 2020 in Western countries and to remain elevated in developing areas of the world as a result of the enduring marketing of asbestos (Joshi and Gupta, 2004).

Follow those objectives and you'll succeed in building an enduring, market-leading company — unicorn valuation or not.

Apart from consumption, the downward pressure on economic growth from an enduring stock market correction comes from changes to capital spending, stock options, pension fund contributions and debt.

Still, investors said that after enduring the market's last few turbulent years, they did not expect to trust stock investments as unconditionally as they had before.

Fortunately, their nicknames give them away: All are figures associated with the Mafia, that fetishistically documented secret society responsible for long-ago crime waves, more recent cinematic masterpieces and, above all, an enduring modern marketing bonanza.

Such attention to detail has helped make Hanson, 58, one of the most successful restaurateurs in New York City, where his Blue Water Grill (seafood), Dos Caminos (Mexican) and Ruby Foo's (Asian) are among the city's largest, most popular and enduring middle-market eateries.