Sentence examples for market cases from inspiring English sources

Analysis of two real market cases indicates that different algorithms set different prices.

The Silk Street Market case suggests that change is slow and painful.

"This is an aging market," Case said, owing to diminished birth rates 12 to 16 years ago.

In such a "fraud on the market" case, Mr. Waxman said, "a market price will reflect a statement if and only if the statement is material".

"The purists have spent a generation making the free market case for abolishing the licence fee," he added, in a thinly veiled reference to the Murdochs.

A financial market case study illustrates how the upper value-at-risk bounds work in the real world.

The court's diet of competition and single-market cases has just been supplemented with the hottest of political potatoes.

I enjoy this style of teaching well facilitated discussion about real business situations and we begin with a couple of pre-read ethics and marketing cases.

They are improving fast but marketing cases are still niche, normally something to do with connected fridges – the CES joke that never dies.

A common problem in illegal drug and device marketing cases is doctors' willingness to delude themselves into thinking that cash, lucrative trips and other kickbacks do not affect them, said Mr. Morris, the chief counsel.

"The art trade is the last major unregulated market," points out Manhattan attorney Peter R. Stern Peter R. Stern, whose work frequently involves art-market cases.