Sentence examples for market exposed from inspiring English sources
He said the new revelations about this market exposed serious lapses in the world's nonproliferation regime.
Making it worse, the SEC workload increased dramatically as the bear market exposed financial shenanigans.
Washington and Wall Street have bristled at the thought of a bail-out for the bond insurers, though they have also been wary of leaving the municipal bond market exposed to the capital-constrained bond insurers, who face losing their triple-A credit ratings those who haven't lost them already, that is.
Apple can afford to anticipate just about any eventuality at this point, in fact, but cars are low-hanging fruit, given the potential for the market exposed by Google's self-driving cars, as well as automated vehicle efforts by just about every major car maker, and by Tesla's ability to build a competitive business in such a short time as a complete industry newcomer.
His quick return to the job market exposes the greater truth: Walsh was not too tired to work; he was just tired of working at the Garden.
Synthetic E.T.F.'s, which make up nearly half of Europe's $275 billion market, expose investors to the fortunes of the bank, not just the market's ups and downs.
Instead, a bargain buy in an overbuilt market exposes you to less risk and comes with the satisfaction of not profiting at someone else's foreclosure misery.
The single market exposes almost all areas of economic importance to competition, including goods and services related to health(care).
The collapse of Lehman Brothers and the subsequent freezing of global credit markets exposed years of reckless lending by Irish banks to support an inflated property market.
Mr. Madoff's suspected multibillion-dollar fraud, discovered as falling markets exposed the fiction of its 10percentt annual profits, provided a stark reminder of how greed impairs judgment, duping some of the world's supposedly savviest investors for decades.
In the fourth quarter of 2008, proprietary trading, in which the bank bet its own money on securities markets, exposed Deutsche Bank to the fury of the crisis and helped lead to the huge loss.
