Sentence examples similar to market drain from inspiring English sources

After decades of art market draining by an ever-expanding constituency, great Impressionist and early-20th-century avant garde paintings have all but deserted the auction arena.

This partially offsets the mark-to-market drain on regulatory capital and helps hold the financial system together.

A clear presidential commitment to a more efficient tax regime (lower rates, broader base, less uncertainty), a stable dollar, a quick end to the mark-to-market drain on bank regulatory capital and a level regulatory playing field for shareholders would surprise and overpower the crisis.

Taking on the huge US market can drain not only financial resources but management time too.

Successful managers may even decide they have made enough in the bull market, further draining the talent pool.

The rental market is draining all my money and means I can't save in any meaningful way.

The theory in the real estate industry was that happy days would soon be here again because the stock market had drained investment capital that might otherwise have gone into bricks and mortar.

The central bank said the stock market had drained some of the saving deposits.

The agricultural economy suffered as warfare blocked the shipment of Indiana's farm products to Southern markets and drained the fields of able workers.

Adding to the staffing problems, he added, is a competitive law enforcement job market that is draining employees and potential new recruits from the immigration service.

The Kindle Fire is selling great, and Apple doesn't want even one competing tablet to start draining market share.