Sentence examples for fickle wall from inspiring English sources

And now, rather than risk dealing with fickle Wall Street investors, it took a mammoth cash buyout.

The fickle folks on Wall Street have been dumping the stock this week, but almost everybody knows somebody who recently switched to a Mac.

This vulnerability to the fickle folly of Wall Street, particularly when much of the market's tone is being set by online day traders, highlights just how risky it was for these companies to go public with little more than a Web site and a dream.

It's got 1 billion users, thousands of third-party businesses depending on it, fickle advertisers, and Wall Street nagging it to make more money.

Even though it is performing well — Alibaba lifted its annual guidance in its last quarterly report, which smashed analyst estimates — the firm is aware of the fickle nature of Wall Street and the potential impact that China's economy could have on its business.

But on the other hand, Wall Street is fickle.

When Mr. Manuel and many other officials from around the world talk about economic integration, they tend to focus on why it has proved disappointing -- why rich countries keep many trade barriers in place, why Wall Street is fickle when it comes to investing in emerging markets, why multinationals ignore even some poor countries that follow the right policies.

The low lighting highlights the impressive namesake statue perched atop the cocktail shelving, a reference to Wall Street's fickle moods.

This perhaps is one of my more fickle ferns in my green wall, but if conditions are right, they grow well.

Wall Street is a fickle master.

Wall Street is a fickle analyst, liable to change its mind at any minute.