Sentence examples for market setbacks from inspiring English sources

Ms. Torii said she intended to keep trading, despite the recent market setbacks.

Market setbacks were temporary; people bought on the dips; and warnings about speculative excesses were dismissed as old-fashioned.

The trade and inflation data were the latest signs that China has emerged largely unscathed from currency declines and market setbacks seen in many emerging markets this summer.

And the federal government has slowed its multibillion-dollar program of support for advanced technology vehicles in the face of market setbacks and heavy political criticism.

Since 1987, many investors have come to view that year's crash as the greatest buying opportunity of their lives, and market setbacks have usually been quickly followed by rebounds.

This reflects the fact that individuals often enter such programs following a period of labor market setbacks.

Clients are looking for that market setback, to buy," Mr. Fink said.

"Normally when you get a big stock market setback, consumers have a harder time getting credit," he said.

The bond market setback eerily echoed the plot of a best-selling novel in Japan more than a year ago.

Still, although the overall outlook is for less market activity, the powerful demand for housing in Westchester will prevent a serious market setback in the short term, the report said.

But that figure is not far below the average figure for the 1990s, 4.1percentt, and well above the low of 3.3percentt, reached in the first quarter of 1991 after the last major housing market setback.