Sentence examples for function of its market from inspiring English sources

But Mr. Just says the change in the industry is a function of its market.

A stock's weight in the index is a function of its market capitalization.

Observers should not be surprised that China wants to prevent "disorderly functioning" of its markets, she said.

The company has 2.5 retirees for each active worker in the United States, a function of its domestic market share shrinking to less than 30percenttodayay from 60percentt in 1960.

Some of the idiosyncrasies are a function of its disjointed news media market: the state has no network television station of its own, forcing voters to rely on New York City and Philadelphia affiliates, which have limited interest in New Jersey political news and are an expensive way for candidates to broadcast a message.

As Mkandawire (2001 293) observes, "…the African state [became] the most demonized social institution in Africa, vilified for its weaknesses, its over-extension, its interference with the smooth functioning of markets, its repressive character, its dependence on foreign powers, its ubiquity, its absence, etc".

That Iowa has emerged as one of the nation's more popular public universities this year is a function, in part, of its aggressive marketing in other states and abroad.

In the short term the firm's profits (and, usually, its stock price) are a function of the market's mood.

It is the function of a market to equate demand and supply through the price mechanism.

"It is a function of the market," remarks Mr Silver.

Volatility is a function of market confusion and it is hard to be in a sustained bull market when the market is confused.