Sentence examples for erratic market from inspiring English sources

A sour, erratic market mood casts doubt on its plans to raise money.

"Growing concerns over European sovereign debt resulted in risk aversion and erratic market movements, in line with political developments," the bank said.

Their industry combines the high-wire risks of constantly advancing technology, opaque and often erratic market demand, and a voracious appetite for capital to pay for manufacturing equipment.

While the work provided by the "yard" may have been allocated to a majority of Protestants, the erratic market in which they operated meant that employment security was not always guaranteed.

Even the best-laid plans are at the mercy of this year's erratic market, in which an ad during the "Today" show in Norfolk, Va., an important region with a population of 242,000 in a battleground state, can cost nearly three and a half times as much as an ad in the same time slot in New York City, where there is little demand for political advertising time.

Erratic market behavior with huge swings hurts, too.

Farmers were being battered by low commodity prices and erratic markets, and at the same time, land was showing damage from past abuses, like the poor tilling practices that contributed to the devastating Dust Bowl.

Researchers began their study by testing levels of cortisol in London traders who were responding to erratic markets over a period of eight days.

Sony has since made erratic marketing choices with director Morten Tyldum's $120 million pageant, clearly unsure whether to package it as a love story, an epic about interstellar colonization or a life-or-death sci-fi adventure.

How erratic the market can be was illustrated by the next two tiles from 14th-century Samarkand.

OF course, companies continue to hand out enormous option grants as well, but the erratic stock market, combined with a new accounting rule, has altered the specifics.