Sentence examples for long term markets from inspiring English sources

None of these motivations for inflating the price of Van Gogh and the Impressionists until they threatened to burst have had much to do with enduring artistic value.Over the long term, markets usually rebalance themselves.

Demand is strong in Europe, where high prices for heating oil and clean-energy requirements have fostered interest in alternatives, but analysts say that over the long term, markets in Asia and North America could grow rapidly, too.

In making leasing decisions, private companies consider long term markets, prices and the regulatory environment under which they operate.

That's Google today in the search advertising space, a much bigger long term market.

When there is capacity investment or fuel cost variation, the long term market prices could go down as well as up.

The proposed set of criteria and their corresponding performance indicators (see Table 2) are more strategic, intending to show long term market and economy trends.

Not exactly a viable long term marketing strategy for the UFC, but it's something.

Although its game plan may hurt profits in the short term, it was a necessary sacrifice in order to secure long term market share.

So we need to do something to change the outlook of the long term market and we need to do it now.

It now finances projects as though clean energy were not one of the most strategic long term market opportunities today, and worse, as if GHG's were no limitation at all.

Despite these long term market forces, Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, R-Ky., called the review of the coal leasing program "just the latest front in an ideological war on coal".