Sentence examples for market backlash from inspiring English sources

Of course there has been a market backlash in parts of the world as prices have risen.

Updated at 6.47pm GMT 6.44pm GMT Bernanke says tapering asset acquisition is important, so as not to provoke market backlash.

CORPORATE executives have plenty to worry about these days: a sideways stock market, the backlash against offshoring and additional scrutiny from regulators.

Tony Abbott appears to have backed away from a government-supported inquiry into the iron ore market after a backlash from mining giants and some cabinet colleagues.

Mr. Carville chose not to run it in the Philadelphia and Pittsburgh media markets, fearing a backlash in the state's two major urban areas.

The European food market struggled, amid consumer backlash over genetically engineered products.

India has only a middling rank on our cronyism index.Perhaps market forces and a backlash from voters will turn the tide.

Salesforce.com had originally planned an IPO this year, but it's possible that rocky market conditions and investor backlash against anything dot-com will hold it back.

Network Rail initially suggested widening the viaduct and demolishing part of the market, but the public backlash against this plan prompted Network Rail to consider permanently routing all Thameslink trains to/from Brighton via Herne Hill, avoiding London Bridge and the market.

The spread across classes of economic rights to protection from the miseries brought about by uncontrolled markets you call a "backlash" against economic downturn.

Ms. Klein is the author of "No Logo: Taking Aim at the Brand Bullies" (Picador USA, 1999), which examines global marketing campaigns and the backlash against them.