Sentence examples for market norm from inspiring English sources

Both gradually lost share as their savings rates drifted down to the market norm.

It is the market norm across the Middle East for workers to pay large fees to agents in their home countries, according to Balfour Beatty.

The five MPs were said to have rented three London properties from the same family at rates well above the market norm.

About a quarter of lenders were applying weaker lending standards than the market norm, raising fears that they will suffer large losses if the market changes.

The society had argued that the small print of the mortgages contained a clause that, under certain circumstances, enabled the lender to change the interest rate "to something more in line with the current market norm".

With the onerous obligation to make some sort of return, given the cost of the Games, there is constant pressure for commercial viability: because of the cost of improving infrastructure, the target for 35% affordable housing, not to mention the strict design codes, anything beyond the market norm will be difficult to achieve.

Freemason artifacts of great age escape art market norms.

Here, Dan Ariely, an economist at M.I.T., tells us that "life with fewer market norms and more social norms would be more satisfying, creative, fulfilling and fun".

Adrian Willet, a director at the property adviser CBRE, says: "It is too simplistic to say that the deal struck is below market norms.

The intrusion of what Sandel calls "market norms" tends to crowd out the moral and social issues, which is a bad precedent for future action.

Grocery shopping may seem an unlikely form of moral education, but the researchers argue in Science that the development of "market norms" promotes general levels of "trust, fairness and cooperation" with strangers.