Sentence examples for market excesses from inspiring English sources

One, the United States financial meltdown was mostly a product of market excesses, not those of government.

Major steps forward that most accept would mute the market excesses of the coalition's higher education reforms.

He claimed that alongside tackling the long-term issues of banking weaknesses, housing market excesses and skills shortages, ministers had reduced the budget deficit to five per cent.

The U.S. regulatory framework is a patchwork of agencies that largely date to the Depression and have proved inadequate to restrain market excesses.

The insinuation that Fannie and Freddie were primary movers of the housing market excesses of 2004 2006 lacks even superficial merit.

He cites corporate greed and market excesses fueled by a flood of foreign cash — "Wall Street got drunk," he has said — and the policies of past administrations.

Far worse than in Europe, the US needs a social democratic counterweight to market excess.

With a lagging real estate market, excess may finally be going out of fashion.

But higher rates would damage the rest of the economy, as much as it would tackle market excess.

A bit full, perhaps, but the career of this language-based sculptor is worth telling in detail and, in a time of art market excess, is just what the doctor ordered.

With respect to the questions asked above, Professors Santa-Clara and Valkanov can give a firm answer only to the first: Stock market excess returns have definitely been higher under Democrats than under Republicans.