Sentence examples for market flu from inspiring English sources

Latin American telecommunications stocks offer refuge from the Asian stock market flu.

The global market for flu vaccine is only $3 billion.

The flu market was able to predict the colour of a given week with 80% accuracy, two to three weeks in advance.

Trying to regulate global capital markets or quarantine flu outbreaks a world away isn't.

On Monday, the question began to be answered, as Associated Press reported -- under the headline: "World Markets Struck By Swine Flu Fears" -- that: "World stock markets fell Monday as investors worried that a deadly outbreak of swine flu in Mexico could go global and derail any global economic recovery".

When poor villagers in Indonesia have no choice but to send chickens to market infected with avian flu, it cannot be seen as a distant concern.

Has the PC market caught a European flu?

Yes, the two are interrelated, and when the credit markets sneeze the stock market can get the flu.

And "Swine Flu", "Stock Market", "Cash for Clunkers", and kidnap victim "Jaycee Dugard" are all related to major news stories over the last year, some of which are still ongoing.

A study published last year of 54,000 samples of droppings collected in live bird markets over 12 years found that the presence of flu viruses on market floors could be reduced by 84 percent through several measures less punitive than full shutdowns: two monthly rest days, bans on leaving poultry in markets overnight and bans on selling quail.

It was thrown together in a hurry, only aimed to protect against one strain of influenza, and arrived on the market well after the novel flu virus had gained a foothold in the general population.