Sentence examples for example of the markets from inspiring English sources

Yesterday, in a striking example of the markets increasing volatility, technology stocks staged a triumphant comeback in early trading, only to slip back into the minus column toward the end of the session.

The most vivid example of the market's gloom was once the most vivid example of its elation.

Radio's embrace of niche programming turned out to be an early example of the marketing revolution that changed the way Americans did business.

"This is a highly unusual example of the market launching a plane rather than the company," said Richard Aboulafia, an aerospace analyst at the Teal Group in Fairfax, Va.

"Another great example of the market just missing the point," says Everett.

Here's a perfect example of the market changing and a bond that should be sold.

"There [are] always cases [of] shortages of very narrow occupations," Hira acknowledged -- then went on to cite "a very good example" of the market working correctly.

In the field of gene therapy, the recent example of the market authorization of an rAAV vector-based gene medicine raises strong hopes for a clinical translation of this potent technology for musculoskeletal applications.

In a striking example of the market's increasing volatility, technology stocks staged a triumphant comeback in early trading, only to slip back into the minus column toward the end of the session.

The muted decline relative to the steel meltdown also is a stunning example of the market's cold logic: There's no point to making a winning bet on an atomic holocaust.

Some people will continue to throw donations at it, like it's a sanctified body that cures ACORNs or gayness, but they're examples of The Market correcting for idiots having too much money.