Sentence examples for forces market from inspiring English sources

Lootsma cites a number of these invisible forces — market demands precipitating a "slick" of houses-with-gardens in the Netherlands, political constraints generating "piles" of dwellings on the outskirts of Hong Kong, the cultural preference for white brick causing a "white cancer" of housing estates in the Dutch province of Friesland.

The historian James Oakes, who is a contributor to Eric Foner's valuable new anthology, "Our Lincoln: New Perspectives on Lincoln and His World," has suggested that for a time Lincoln historians paid attention to large, abstract forces, market conditions, abolition movements or other political pressures, but that in recent years attention to Lincoln has again become almost minutely personal.

The fierce level of competition even before the iPhone announcement forces market players constantly to improve products and enhance features.

The book follows up on his previous bestseller The Price of Inequality: How Today's Divided Society Endangers Our Future in which Stiglitz examines the forces, market and political, that have contributed to America becoming the most unequal of the world's advanced countries.

The government is forcing market dogma onto our universities.

What about so-called 'market force'?" "Market force" sticks out of her Chinese like a rock in a path.

The mall forced Market Street here to redefine itself, with boutiques selling antiques, gifts, rare books and high-end clothing.

32 Furthermore, a better education usually implies more opportunities in the labour force market and raises more income, which closely influence healthy behaviours for chronic disease management.

This is the first time since 1888 that weather has forced markets to go dark for consecutive days.

A trusting in force and market, where – for once – force and market do not apply.

Is Apple trying to force the market on ebooks?