Sentence examples for market act from inspiring English sources

As the scholars Yoosik Youm and Anthony Paik write, "Opportunities in the sex market act as constraints in the marriage market".

But elsewhere in the bill, known as the Over-the-Counter Derivatives Market Act of 2009, exceptions to this exchange-trading rule undermine its regulatory power.

Will the market act as if it got the bargain of the century, as would be the case if the numbers Bear reported are even remotely realistic with the credit markets imploding?

"There has been a similar equity market in 2009 to that of 2003 and 2004, but we are now at an inflection point and we are likely to see the market act differently.

A number of promising steps have been taken, such as the Electricity Market Act and Natural Gas Market Law of 2001, toward creating more private involvement and competition.

"Competition is intense, but being the only game in town can make a million (person) market act like a 2 million market," Mullin says.

But the bond market acts as if grave economic danger lies ahead.

"There is a lot of cash out there, and I think the market acts like a million bucks," said Michael Murphy, head of equity trading at Wachovia Securities.

America's housing market is in the doldrumsIF AMERICA'S housing market acts as a bellwether for its economy, then new monthly data released on March 29th by Standard & Poor's makes for particularly glum reading.

IT'S not often that the stock market acts like the bond market, but over the next couple of months there may well be a resemblance between the two, particularly in Nasdaq stocks.

One reason the market acted so skittishly Monday is that it simply can't wait six weeks or so before the government is ready to start buying the first $250 billion worth of toxic securities from troubled firms.