Sentence examples for hospitable market from inspiring English sources

A more hospitable market for mortgage-backed securities helped.

Another reason for the renewed attraction to New York is a perception that it is a hospitable market for agencies that specialize in nontraditional services like experiential marketing, which is centered on offering consumers tangible ways to interact with brands and products that include live events.

Indeed, his easy-going approach has allowed him to build a successful mobile-phone business in one of the world's least hospitable markets, war-torn Afghanistan.

"The increase in advertising may have assisted the industry in experiencing a record year for net sales of equity funds in 2000, during a less-than-hospitable market environment that saw equity indexes with negative returns for the first time in 10 years," Financial Research said.

I suggest a number of additional activities for CSR research (e.g., consumer responsibility) compatible with a morally pluralistic world that is hospitable to a market economy.

Still, the retreat of other laws that tell adults when and where they may tipple gives hope as does a market increasingly hospitable to start-ups, innovation and quality.*Correction: We originally wrote that craft distillers accounted for just over 25% of the spirits sold and 45% of the revenue from spirits last year in America.

Many investors are already looking ahead, eager to see if the valuations will stick and other technology start-ups will find the public markets equally hospitable.

In other words, the markets that are most hospitable to a "smart" watch are also the markets that most urgently need tools to enable healthy aging.

These deals will continue to be attractive to both start-ups and investors, even if the public markets become more hospitable to tech start-ups, some analysts say.

When that happens is related to when the capital markets again become hospitable to big, risky stock offerings by financial institutions.

The corporate and municipal bond markets are not hospitable places for small investors to trade.