Sentence examples for market dragging from inspiring English sources

"Those monkeys are viral warehouses," Wolfe said to me, as the couple drove toward the market, dragging their bloody merchandise behind them.

Xavier Beulin, head of the main French agricultural union, has asked to see the French president, François Hollande, and said he was worried a glut of fruit and vegetables destined for Russia would flood the European market, dragging down prices, especially produce that has a limited shelf life.

Ten years ago, Brazil challenged the US at the World Trade Organisation (WTO), claiming that heavily subsidised US cotton had flooded the global market, dragging down prices and making it much harder for Brazil's cotton farmers to earn a profit on their exports.

When Box decided to go after the enterprise in 2009, it had a seismic impact on the content management market, dragging the entire industry into the cloud era.

Stranded fruit may flood the U.S. market, dragging down prices.

Now, however, the economy may be starting to sputter as damage from the weak housing market drags down growth.

DETROIT — The historic collapse of the new-car market dragged on in December, raising questions of whether the auto industry will ever again have sales levels that it took for granted just a few years ago.

But the bill sank under the phony populism and long-discarded principles of legislators who have spent their entire careers leaving taxpayers and workers exposed to the ruthlessness of the deregulated market, and who would now rather see the market drag the country under than display the political courage to clean up their mess.

Are you looking for direction as the dreary bear market drags on?

As the bear market drags on and on, prospects appear bleak that you can ever reassemble that shattered nest egg.

In spite of the continued weakness in the markets, there are a number of stocks that remain strong and as the broader market drags them lower, they are likely to become all the more attractive and inexpensive.