Sentence examples for market lay from inspiring English sources

He said responsibility to cool the housing market lay with the Bank of England, which he said should not hesitate to use its powers to ensure economic stability.

But the true significance of the Yves Saint Bergént-Pierre Bergé sale for the state of the art market lay elsewhere.

After struggling as recently as late winter to recruit enough workers, exporters are now able to run assembly lines flat out as companies supplying the domestic Chinese market lay off workers or slow their hiring.

"Rarely does the market lay out such clean parameters," notes Carlson.

As for new construction, when the U.S. market lay in a deep freeze, both vendors stayed alive competing for business in places as far-flung as South Korea, Finland and South Africa (see box, p. 86).

More ambitiously, in her business proposal, Akhtar underlined how her market lay in Europe.

And recent investments by Chinese companies in the oil sands suggest that a growing alternative market lies across the Pacific.

Inside the red brick shoe box that is the Moore Street Retail Market lies a tiny patch of Latin America.

At the heart of this "market" lies an uncomfortable fact: Uganda has a huge child abandonment problem.

In this grey market lies Ms Yang's big opportunity and big risk.The politics of television in China is certainly nerve-racking.

Its ancient Silk Road market lies in ruins, as does the great Umayyad mosque and its 11th-century minaret, felled by artillery in 2013.