Sentence examples for market lines from inspiring English sources

The state was cast as the problem instead of the answer, and was reformed on market lines first by Thatcher and then New Labour.

But the way in which social relations have been restructured along market lines has arguably been just as important – for most people, the market is natural in a sense, as it forms the bedrock of their daily experience.

That kind of audience makes them full-fledged brands, able to anchor concert tours, market lines of clothes and whip up fads — witness the spaghetti tacos craze "iCarly" set off.

This intra-professional conflict developed against a backdrop of profound changes in the socio-economic and political fabric of the country, along pro-liberal, free market lines.

The Commercial Lines segment provides workers compensation, property, automobile, liability and umbrella coverage under several different products, primarily throughout the U.S., within its standard commercial lines, which consists of The Hartford's small commercial and middle market lines of business.

As we only sampled two U.S. fresh market lines, our estimates for this class may have also been biased.

Stalls from the Christmas Market line the rest of Kaufingerstrasse on the approach to Marienplatz.

Stepping through the daily produce market lining the street that leads into Alfies Antique Market (13-25 Church Street, Marylebone NW8 8DT; 44-20-7723-6066; www.alfiesantiques.com) is to step back in time.

The market, lined with rows of brightly coloured clothing, welcomes trekkers and the co-op received its first export order last year.

In a quarantined town named Telata, the empty stalls of a normally bustling market lined the road.

In terms of Markowitz's Modern Portfolio Theory, this means finding the point on the capital market line that maximizes the investor's utility.